Wanting to adjust idle?
Wanting to adjust idle? Hey guys, I've heard of some of you adjusting your idle by tuning your throttle body? I've been wanting to lower my idle a bit but I didn't want it to mess any of my tuning up? Wasn't for sure if I had to get it all done by computer tuning it or if I could do a little tuning myself?
Going by your sig, im guessing your are talking about your 98 WS6 right? In that case, your tach. is a bit mis-leading. If you hook up a scan tool to it, you'll see you are actually idling around 150-200rpms lower than what the tach is showing. It's something weird I have only seen on the '98s.
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Originally Posted by BlutVonSchwachen
Going by your sig, im guessing your are talking about your 98 WS6 right? In that case, your tach. is a bit mis-leading. If you hook up a scan tool to it, you'll see you are actually idling around 150-200rpms lower than what the tach is showing. It's something weird I have only seen on the '98s.
Yea, I might try to hook up a scan tool to give me a bit more accurate reading. I've heard of the '98's being a bit off but it feels to idle high so I'd just like to see to make sure.
