DIC Options?
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From: Tucson Arizona
Originally Posted by LS1LT1
"....snip.... it's just not that safe to play with your DIC while you're driving either. 
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From: Mulhouse FRANCE
Originally Posted by VET4LES
It drives my wife nuts.
Same here.. and when I finish playing with the DIC, I play with the NAV (just to keep my hands busy)... drives her even more nuts 
.. and then I page through the HUD displays..Too bad I don't get emails directly on the HUD along with access to the Corvette Forum when I get bored.. no wait I have 400hp, I never get bored!
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Mostly oil temp. We've been right at or over 100 for the last few weeks and the temp runs between 210 and 230 most of the time. I am a little concerned with the temps, but with synth. oil it should not be a problem. I am anxious to see how long it takes to warm up once we get down in the 40-50 range. Also mine starts about about 100 degrees in the morning, with garage temps in the high 80's low 90's.
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From: Edina Minnesota
Originally Posted by adale
Mostly oil temp. We've been right at or over 100 for the last few weeks and the temp runs between 210 and 230 most of the time. I am a little concerned with the temps, but with synth. oil it should not be a problem. I am anxious to see how long it takes to warm up once we get down in the 40-50 range. Also mine starts about about 100 degrees in the morning, with garage temps in the high 80's low 90's.
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From: Mulhouse FRANCE
Originally Posted by DRJZ1974
What is too high for oil temp? I have been running about 218 degree range here too (minnesota) Also what is considered "Warmed up" and safe to get on the throttle?
I have now the oil temperature displayed, but I don't exactly know what's warm enough and what's too warm.
I like to have a look at it, but I don't know what it means
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From: Las Vegas Location: Earth
Originally Posted by DRJZ1974
What is too high for oil temp? I have been running about 218 degree range here too (minnesota) Also what is considered "Warmed up" and safe to get on the throttle?