How many break in miles?
How many break in miles?
my engine should be finish next week. i was just wondering how many miles i should put on it before i take it to the track or have some fun with it
or if there is anything else i need to do to a new motor? thanks for the help!
or if there is anything else i need to do to a new motor? thanks for the help!
Depending on your ring's and clearances.Ask your builder.Change your oil after about 30 minutes-- then if it seems OK( cut filter open and look for metal) put it on the interstate for 100M or so--change oil and cut filter open--if it looks OK--DRIVE IT LIKE YOU STOLE IT
Good Luck with the new beast.
Good Luck with the new beast.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by 1984camaroz28
I broke it in 35 min at 3500 rpms... changed the oil(my Big BLock) Then Gave it all it had.... still runing fine [/QUOTE
Thats the way to do it.If you want it to BE fast,you break it in FAST
I broke it in 35 min at 3500 rpms... changed the oil(my Big BLock) Then Gave it all it had.... still runing fine [/QUOTE
Thats the way to do it.If you want it to BE fast,you break it in FAST
it doesnt take aslong as some think to break in a engine your for getting that they are operating a 1,000plus rpms. I break my engine in by going letting it idile for 10min, then slowly bring up the revs to 3000 and back down for another 10min. change the oil then go for a test session(6,800rpm 2times) and change oil, then good to go. you forget people break there cars in on dynos. your ring seat within 20min of engine operation and everything falls in place after that.
i'm havin the new motor put in about 15 miles away from my house so is it cool if i drive it to my house then do idle and rev set up or should i just drive it nice for about 500 miles then give her hell
thanks for you're help.
thanks for you're help.
there are a lot of schools of thought on this... and how long, and how you break in a motor will depend on many things... what type of hone was used, what type of rings are being used, and how were they installed, and what kind of tolerances are there in the lower end as far as bearing clearances. people do it in many ways and have success many differeny ways. if you find something that works for you, stick with it.
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