Mitz

Thanks for your input, appreciated !

The builder of my engine has set a minimum idle rpm to a little over 2000 when the car warms up, which usually takes about 10 minutes until it drops down to normal idle and is completely warmed up. Until a few days ago I've had no problems with this, but lately I've been hearing more and more about how it's bad to let the car warm up by just idling and the better alternative is slowly driving it till it's warmed up. So my question is would it be alright if I just let it warm up the way I have been, by letting it idle until the revs go down to normal like it has been tuned ? Or just start driving but at low rpm ? Sorry if this is in the wrong section ! Thanks.

Been going to the local mechanic for a while now but I might check the guys from top secret out next service

Italian background from my grandparents living in Horsley park which is in Fairfield (shithole)

cpd - haha that plate was put on by the previous owner. 34GeeTeeTee - I'm definately thinking about it mate, would be great to go on the track and meet some fellow SAU'ers ! squareznboxez - haha thanks man I've always loved the look of black on black and because it's a look that's not as common on skylines. And yours looks so mean ! Definately getting a photo together mate

Thanks buddy, same goes for your car ! She's got a whole new rebuilt engine, internals etc etc with a HKS GTRS turbo running 18psi on high boost. Tuned by unigroup. Sorry for the lack of detail I'm on the iPhone haha. If you want I'll PM you the full details later

Hey guys and girls, thought I'd just introduce myself. My name is Michael (username is Mitz), long time reader on this forum and have been a skyline lover for as long as I can remember. Hope to have to some good chats with you in the near future and maybe join the club Oh and before I forget I am the owner of a "Black on black" R33 GTSt currently making 254 RWKW Mind the missing front lip, getting it replaced ! Cheers.