Quote:
|
Originally Posted by gatorfast
Quote:
Originally Posted by AlpineV8
Ah that's what I suspected. Is there a benefit to having the delete? Seems logical that the car would rev higher while cold but then I guess 90 seconds really isn't all the long. I usually give my car about a couple min to warm up before driving and then take it easy until the rpm's slider hits normal.
|
No benefit to removing cold start other than less sound. Many people with loud aftermarket exhausts choose the cold start delete option so they dont wake up the neighborhood when leaving for work in the morning.
I would also suggest perusing the owners manual as it specifically states not to start your car and let it sit to warm up... |
+1
Aside from that, the car does run more smoothly with it turned off as ignition timing is severely retarded during this cycle (plugs fire after top dead center to raise EGTs, along w/ the camshaft phasing).