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05-10-2002, 08:49 PM
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Do it anyway. The metal inside retains heat longer than you think. If you do it cold, the numbers are meaningless because the conditions are different. It would be like performing a dyno on an engine with the ignition turned off. The info you would get would have little or no effect on the engine when it was running.
Take care, -Chris
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