andrewmp6

Remote starter if its a auto besides that nothing unless you want a efi swap its part of owning a older car get use to it.

fast66

Dont forget, that from the factory, these cars had a stove pipe. Basically a length of flexible pipe that diirected warm air into the air cleaner. This was designed to help warm the carb/intake more quickly. There was other things. If Imnot mistaken, water passages in the factory intake manifold very also designed to warm the incoming air.
These arealso one of the very first thing that gets ditched when we start to upgrade.....
Trouble with cold starts are is one of the downsides of modifying you engine.
In saying that, even from new, carburated cars still required a warm up period, and as 67mustang says, its good for the engine anyway.

JMD

+1 the 66 has no choke, when first starting at temps below about 45*, it needs a good 5 minuites or soof warm up time before it will idle reliably.

mstg007

I am going to ask, What about when its 60 degrees plus, Turn it on, rev it up a few times and pop it into gear, Usually, Sometimes I do, place it in reverse, there is a light pop, but if i let it idle for awhile, and place it in reverse, its smooth.

Thats kinda whats going on.

67mustang302

Any car needs to warm up, especially a carb'd car. Even when it's 100deg outside.

ninteen66mustang

+1

normal operating temp is much higher then 60 deg