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R33 Gts-t S1 Idle Rpm

Michael_1882

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Hi guys im curious, what rpm do you "STOCK" RB25DET rev at, when pullig up it will sit at abotu 1500 with the foot on the cluth, when i shift in to netural it seems to back of a little, and if i sit there it back right down to 5-600ish, i though these were ment to idel aroudn 900 all the time, or so i herd????

I'm curious mabe im asking in the wrong section, is there anyone here with a stock GTS-T LOL or who can remember.

It'll be greatly apricated.

(note all these readings of mine are obviously with no Air con on)

Thanks Michael

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well after the car is at proper running temperature im idling between at around the 650-750 mark. According to the thing on my bonnet it says r33 idle is meant to be at 650 but the idle on a skyline is a funny thing. one day it can idle at 700 all day long some times at other. if your idling at like 1500 then its a bit high

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