When do i need a turbo timer

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Automatic mode works by detecting the engine RPM and depending on the engine operating conditions. It will automatically perform setting in every 0 to 5 minutes. In this situation, often the rotation signals from coupler of the key cylinder is not detected.

If the stock tachometer and Turbo Timer's display are too different, "learning" is required. Please click here for more information. It depends on the vehicle.

Even track cars, drift machines and time attack aero monsters sometimes do not have turbo timers 'cos you do not need them if you can run the engine at low RPMs for a little while or just sit in the cockpit for a minute before cutting the ignition yourself.

With an oil temperature gauge around, you'll notice the dramatic decrease of oil temperature in that short while which is actually helping to cool down the turbo. In reality, you would want your oil pump to keep circulating oil until it all cools down; hence keeping the motor running for that extra 30 or 60 seconds. However, if you are an impatient person and regularly shut off the turbo vehicle as soon as you reach your destination, then yes, your turbo life will be shortened.

If you also are a person with some sort of obsessive compulsive disorder who cannot stay put in the driving seat not possible as you are in that condition most of the time…traffic jams!

Do non-turbo cars require turbo timers? Erm, no. If you can get away by not having one in a turbo vehicle, why would you need one in a non-turbo car? But it is certainly wise to cool down your naturally aspired high revving sports motor quickly before turning the ignition off.