turbo timer
turbo timer
September-21st-2003 | 01:14 PM
#2
14.3 @ 98mph stock tires
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 356
From: Sarasota, FL
Originally posted by 90&00 Protege
Probably not...but why bother? They're a total waste of money. Simply stay out of boost for the last two minutes of your drive and idle as long as it takes for the fan to shut off (if it's on in the first place) and while you're gathering up all your **** to leave the car. That's long enough.
Probably not...but why bother? They're a total waste of money. Simply stay out of boost for the last two minutes of your drive and idle as long as it takes for the fan to shut off (if it's on in the first place) and while you're gathering up all your **** to leave the car. That's long enough.
September-22nd-2003 | 07:45 PM
#3
Boosted 2nd Gen
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 225
From: Portland, Oregon
like limpgtx said, i use my timer more than just to shut off my car.
1)
because i have the haltech, it wouldn't work with my whole 2nd gen cluster. my tach wouldn't work. so thats where my turbo timer comes in. the digital tach on that is also better for tuning too. the analog tach is sometime 8% off the actual rpm.
2)
the HKS also comes with a built-in shift light. so it flashes red and blue when you need to shift (at the RPM you choose).
1)
because i have the haltech, it wouldn't work with my whole 2nd gen cluster. my tach wouldn't work. so thats where my turbo timer comes in. the digital tach on that is also better for tuning too. the analog tach is sometime 8% off the actual rpm.
2)
the HKS also comes with a built-in shift light. so it flashes red and blue when you need to shift (at the RPM you choose).
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