Subject	No reason, Its not about cooling the engine--->
Posted by	therinL on January 18, 2003 at 4:19 PM
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In Reply To	turbo timer on a n/a?... posted by weasil50 on January 18, 2003 at 01:23 PM
Message	The purpose of a turbo timer is to give the TURBOS a chance to cool. A turbo shaft can spin in speeds WELL exceeding 100,000 RPM. It gets very hot and the cartridges use oil to stay cool. If you run your turbos hard and dont let them cool, that cartridge will begin to coke from vaporized oil. The oil deposits can cause premature death of your turbos...If you run your turbos hard, let them cool down! =) Later Josh
Follow Ups	turbo timer on a n/a?... - weasil50 13:23:07 01/18/03 so the engine will "cool down" (n/m) - Zboost 13:27:43 01/18/03 its more effecient to just turn the car off on a NA. - CaptanZap 13:46:51 01/18/03 I know, basically it's a waste of money. (n/m) - Zboost 14:21:31 01/18/03 Re: its more effecient to just turn the car off on a NA. - SLINCO 21:25:54 01/18/03 wrong (n/m) - sbsTT(MD) 14:34:09 01/18/03 Youre NA shouldnt get that hot anyways, if it did - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 13:37:06 01/18/03 was it the Apex'i unit? - sbsTT(MD) 14:37:13 01/18/03 yes, it was (n/m) - weasil50 16:22:29 01/18/03 Well, some timers like mine (HKS Type 1) can.... - xxbulovax91xx 15:16:59 01/18/03 No reason, Its not about cooling the engine---> - therinL 16:19:28 01/18/03 turbo timers are pimp shit, everyone should have one damnit! (n/m) - RookieZTT 17:07:53 01/18/03 There is none. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 22:28:40 01/18/03
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