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27-07-2011, 01:33 PM
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Have Boost, will use it..
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Brisbane
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I am not exactly mechanically minded, and love to know some actual facts about this question that I am posing here.
What sort of long term damage could be done if a car is warmed up correctly before revving it hard? Situation is the wife just gets in her car, and whether it is hot or cold just takes off out of the driveway and just nails it. She never listens to me when I say warm the engine slightly and don't nail it when taking off. The car is regularly serviced, but now is hagged and I would to be able to say that it was her driving the car when cold like this that has had long term effect. Cheers |
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Noobi mechanical question
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