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Originally Posted by xtral

Thanks for the true experience from a cold and well organized country.

If I start the engine and then immediately push the throttle to around 2000 but keeping the gear box in neutral , that should be good way to warm up the engine ?
And that explain also why the brz/86 configured to keep the RPM around 1500 after start up ?

Q: If I start the engine and then immediately push the throttle to around 2000 but keeping the gear box in neutral , that should be good way to warm up the engine ?

That would warm it up a bit quicker like a high idle mode in a diesel, but you wouldn't warm the transmission fluids up to temp, best bet is to set off gently and NEVER go WOT till the engine is warm

Q: And that explain also why the brz/86 configured to keep the RPM around 1500 after start up ?

That 1500 RPM start up also comes with different ignition timing and valve overlap so that the catalytic converters can get to temp quicker for the first 50-60 seconds, then the idle drops.