Proper 997 Cup Proper Warm up
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Proper 997 Cup Proper Warm up
Hi,
I have seen references for proper 997 cup warmup however I have not seen a list for the warmup.
Can someone please provide an appropriate warmup procedure.
As I am about to run my first event!
Thanks
I have seen references for proper 997 cup warmup however I have not seen a list for the warmup.
Can someone please provide an appropriate warmup procedure.
As I am about to run my first event!
Thanks
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We use to rise it, start the engine, engage a gear, and let the engine and gearbox warmup up to an Eng temp of 75-80 degrees, then stop it.
Curious of other replies ;-)
Curious of other replies ;-)
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ngoldrich (05-17-2020)
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That is about what we do.
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For IMSA qualifying, Horst Farnbacher told us NOT to warm up the cars- to go out as cold as possible for maximum power (keep intake manifold cool?).
Not recommended for club racing, especially these sequential trans.
Good luck!!!
Not recommended for club racing, especially these sequential trans.
Good luck!!!