Drivetrain Breaking in required?
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Breaking in required?
Guess who's motoring again....
My car has been out of commission for so long now, I had forgotten what she felt like...but now she's back, with ported and polished head, new cams (Thanks to M7), and soon new s/w to tie it all together...
Quick question...since this is a new head (not my old one ported and polished, but a new head p&ped) and there are new more aggressive cams on there...is there a break in period? I can feel that there's all this extra power that's just dying to be unleashed but I was told to hold off on going all out for at least 400miles...is that so?
Thanks...There's a strong possibility I'll be dynoing the car on Saturday (mostly to see the A/F ration, but I also want to see the numbers) but that might not be possible...especially if I have to put 400-500mi on it.
L
My car has been out of commission for so long now, I had forgotten what she felt like...but now she's back, with ported and polished head, new cams (Thanks to M7), and soon new s/w to tie it all together...
Quick question...since this is a new head (not my old one ported and polished, but a new head p&ped) and there are new more aggressive cams on there...is there a break in period? I can feel that there's all this extra power that's just dying to be unleashed but I was told to hold off on going all out for at least 400miles...is that so?
Thanks...There's a strong possibility I'll be dynoing the car on Saturday (mostly to see the A/F ration, but I also want to see the numbers) but that might not be possible...especially if I have to put 400-500mi on it.
L
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