Casablanca White S4

I usually let it warm up 7-10 mins before driving it, or if I cant I usually let it get to idea then drive very slow. lol... Someone told me that's wrong and I shouldn't be letting it warm up that long... Any ideas about what i'm doing? Is it wrong?

Imolavirus@BuehnEngineering

that's fine, just wait until the oil temp is up to get into full boost

Mark.core

I wait till the idle drops to 900, then keep RPMs low till the oil needle starts to move up.

3Scanner

5-10 minutes, wait till 900 rpm, then keep revs below 3000 until oil warms up..same as Markcore.

ATH

Like Mark said, wait for the idle to drop - you just need to give it time to get oil through the system, and get the cats a tiny bit warm. Then, you don't need to keep the RPM's low or anything, just keep off boost until the needle moves - or if you have K03's, wait until the needle hits at least 175...

Cadiburns

all parts of the car together. If you let your engine warm up for 7-10 minutes, that is the only thing that's warm. Your differential, transmission, etc. are all still cold. It's just easier on the parts as a whole if you warm everything up together.

WindyCityS4

rpm below 900. Under 3000 until water temp needle vertical. No boost until 175 deg oil.

PSmalls::DoggieStyle

Lay off the pipe, buddy. No reason to let it warm up like that.

BiturboBoy_V2.0_S3--

also in general i don't exceed 3.5krpm..though i try to stay near there to warm it up a little faster.
wait for oil to warm before getting too much into boost. 104K miles on OF Ko3, 54K chipped.

PSmalls::DoggieStyle

I don't even wait until the rpm's drop.