The Cold Start Thread.

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Gavster wrote: Sat Aug 31, 2024 3:03 pm Pea shooters :D
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John wrote: Sat Aug 31, 2024 3:07 pm
Gavster wrote: Sat Aug 31, 2024 3:03 pm Pea shooters :D
:oops:
Don’t you worry John - other harsh exhaust commentators often refer to the OEM Evora exit as a pigs snout. :cry:

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That will never be unseen now :D
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Oink :(
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Excellent start 8-)
Get an RX on it ;)
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Starts easier than I thought it would
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Cold starts are usually pretty successful, but not 100% mastered the choke / throttle combination for every starting condition!

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Hoping to have a day of messing with exhausts. Base line start for the X5 with standard exhaust

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Sounds good as it is, so job jobbed! 👍
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An old cold start video of the 928 (before I had it quietened a bit).
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IanF wrote: Wed Sep 04, 2024 12:17 pm Sounds good as it is, so job jobbed! 👍
The centre box is starting to rust / split. Looks like someone has stuck a jack under it at some point.

The centre section includes the downpipes and both cats, I imagine it’s horrendously expensive. Going to cut the box out for an x-pipe and some tube. Hopefully it won’t be too silly….
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BMW does sound good 8-) I'd say it was about right as it is.

Andy is that soot all over the rear bumper or just a shadow 8-) Also needed a warning for the jump scare at the end :shock: ;)
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QV while we're here. Valve opens about 28sec in

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@integrale_evo and @Delphi thanks for the reminder that I need another V8 at some point. :(
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Matty wrote: Wed Sep 04, 2024 7:54 pm
Andy is that soot all over the rear bumper or just a shadow 8-) Also needed a warning for the jump scare at the end :shock: ;)
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It was probably soot. It had been running very rich due to a failed Temp2 sensor. I'd just fixed it but not cleaned the car at that point.
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dan wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2024 1:01 pm I love the way the super lightweight internals make the engine stop the instant you hit the kill switch 8-)
My Honda Motorcycle engines do this, it is quite pleasing. Probably because each cylinder is just under 250cc :lol:
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Just wondering why I have a recent cold start vid on my phone and remembered it was recorded for this thread :lol:
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yeh that'll do
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Chunky 8-)
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Mito Man wrote: Thu Sep 19, 2024 5:37 pm Just wondering why I have a recent cold start vid on my phone and remembered it was recorded for this thread :lol:
is that standard? 8-)
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