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Those with boxes
Hi there folks. Got a question that has been stuck in my head. Those of you that run boxes on your trucks, do you wait for the truck to get to normal operating temps before switching to the box? Was just wondering if there are any ill effects if we run these things on a cold engine. Me, for whatever reason, I wait untill its warmed up before I turn on my quad. Just wondering what the rest of you are doing. Does it matter?
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Originally Posted by nonford
Hi there folks. Got a question that has been stuck in my head. Those of you that run boxes on your trucks, do you wait for the truck to get to normal operating temps before switching to the box? Was just wondering if there are any ill effects if we run these things on a cold engine. Me, for whatever reason, I wait untill its warmed up before I turn on my quad. Just wondering what the rest of you are doing. Does it matter?
Thanks..
Thanks..
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The Juice/Attitude does have safety protection for cold engine. It only applies full added power after engine is at normal running temp(around 175* or above I think). I think it does perportional until then.
I am very careful with my throttle and driving until I see the temp gauge at 190*. No hard throttle and try to keep below 2000rpms.
I am very careful with my throttle and driving until I see the temp gauge at 190*. No hard throttle and try to keep below 2000rpms.
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Nonford - when I had the quad box I'd always leave it on stock until I reached full operating temp.
The juice has cold engine protection which applies power gradually as engine temp increases, which eliminates the effort of having to constantly flip the switch. I leave my juice set on +100hp and never touch it. I'm going to guess that since edge built this feature into the juice, there is at least some merit to the theory of running at or near stock settings when the engine is cold.
The juice has cold engine protection which applies power gradually as engine temp increases, which eliminates the effort of having to constantly flip the switch. I leave my juice set on +100hp and never touch it. I'm going to guess that since edge built this feature into the juice, there is at least some merit to the theory of running at or near stock settings when the engine is cold.
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Originally Posted by Dodgezilla
I leave my boxes on all the time. I just drive passively until reaching operating temperature.
same here, just take it easy until it gets to 150* plus
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I think the edge juice and the banks setup don't apply power until temp is reached.
I am leaning towards the juice as I beliveit is lower fuel pressure, I like the attitude better than the pda, I can get a juice cheaper.
My wife has a lead *** foot and I would prefer to idiot proof the box.
I am leaning towards the juice as I beliveit is lower fuel pressure, I like the attitude better than the pda, I can get a juice cheaper.
My wife has a lead *** foot and I would prefer to idiot proof the box.
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Zilla's got the ticket
Originally Posted by Dodgezilla
I leave my boxes on all the time. I just drive passively until reaching operating temperature.
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