Standalone depends entirely on the quality of the tune.
Want your car to last? Want it to make more power? A well tuned standalone will do that.
Could probably run a standalone on a stock car and make more power, get better fuel economy, and still be dead reliable.
Can everyone afford...
HKS also uses a smaller vacuum line than the stock BPV, which I think complicates things.
I run a knock off Racing Type II (it's no longer made by HKS and I wanted one), and it's the same body as the SSQV but only has one large valve instead of the two valves in the SSQV. Depending on the...
Yep^^
Think most of it is the lag in the gauge to tell you the truth.
Also, keep in mind even if the motor is up to operating temps, the drivetrain ISN'T, so dont think you can go beat on it.
Depends entirely on the weather.
If it's really cold out I'll let it warm up because I'm a sissy and want the heat going LOL
Rest of the year, start, look for oil pressure, go.
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