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Old Aug 29, 2009 | 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Epstein
I've always done performance break-ins the hard way. On a motor with a fresh hone and new rings, I just let it idle and rev to 2-3k under no load for 30 minutes with 10W30 synth. Then change the oil (10W30 synth) and filter, and head out to the dyno to start doing low boost pulls. Compression and leakdown were always great. Made a ton of power. Never had any issues.

The explanation I was given by the person who taught me this was that you need to load up the hard rings so that they file against the fresh honed walls while they're roughest. Made sense to me.
I really like that method, that is almost exactly the same way you break in an aircraft engine, some things are different, but almost the same..I would say go with this way Storm.
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Originally Posted by osama tim laden
you sound upset.
not enough time starring into the mirror telling yourself how awesome you are today?
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