RPM Idle

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IdealConcepts
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RPM Idle

Post by IdealConcepts »

I have a question about the Type-R Tach and Idle. I have a 2000 ITR with 38K miles on it. I have all my major maintenance done at the dealer and use the car as a daily driver. I haven't taken it too the track, yet, and only drive it hard occasionally. I bought the car used with about 13K miles on it from the first owner who drove it pretty hard and took it out to the track once in a while. My performance mods include an AEM CAI but it cracked so I cut it to make it into a short ram and a Tein or is it Tien coilovers. My questions is the idle on the car is usually is at about 700 rpms and sometime fluctuates to about 1100-1200 rpms after the car is warm. Is this something that is normal? If not is it or will it damage my engine? I took it to the dealer and they said this is normal and nothing to worry about? Any info or advice from you guys is greatly appreciated.

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Post by pUrExTc »

sounds about right to me...I have a '98 Type R, and on a cold engine, it idles about 1100 RPM...when warmed up, about 900 RPM.
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Aj
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Hmm

Post by Aj »

700 is a little low, but when your car warms up it will idle a little high, right around 12-1300 rpms, then after its warm, it'll idle a littel lower at around 900-1100. You can always change your idle, it's a little flat head screw on the intake side of your throttle body. It really doesn't sound like anything to worry about though. Good luck with it.

Later,

Aj
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Post by B2FiNiTY »

It is spelled TEIN. Good choice on suspension.

Nothing to really worry about.
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