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low revs but a fair amount of load or high revs with minimal load
...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
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...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
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Originally Posted by Rob84
low revs but a fair amount of load or high revs with minimal load
...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
cheers
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...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
cheers
Rob
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Revs kill engines much more than boost etc.
But labouring the shit out of them (ie climing a steep hill foot to the floor at low revs in 5th so its proper struggling) isnt nice to one either.
But labouring the shit out of them (ie climing a steep hill foot to the floor at low revs in 5th so its proper struggling) isnt nice to one either.
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Originally Posted by lead_foot
Originally Posted by Rob84
low revs but a fair amount of load or high revs with minimal load
...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
cheers
Rob
...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
cheers
Rob
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on a cold engine I would say high load with low rpm
the oil isnt up to temp so it isn't protecting your engine yet - at least as you up the revs you increase the oil flow.
the oil isnt up to temp so it isn't protecting your engine yet - at least as you up the revs you increase the oil flow.
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Originally Posted by Rob84
Originally Posted by lead_foot
Originally Posted by Rob84
low revs but a fair amount of load or high revs with minimal load
...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
cheers
Rob
...on a reasonably cold engine, not stone cold nor at operating temp, and why?
Its just something that I was wondering about and couldnt answer lol
cheers
Rob
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Originally Posted by AlexF
on a cold engine I would say high load with low rpm
the oil isnt up to temp so it isn't protecting your engine yet - at least as you up the revs you increase the oil flow.
the oil isnt up to temp so it isn't protecting your engine yet - at least as you up the revs you increase the oil flow.
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