Thread: why does it do this?
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Old 09-18-2009, 02:08 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by shabarivas View Post
... While I do think he was foolish for launching the car before he knew the limits of it from driving it around... He is certainly not foolish for driving the car hard before break in... there are MANY schools of thought on this and I can tell you I redlined my car once every day for the first 2k miles... You should have seen all the crap after my first oil change that came out w/ the oil...
The part I put in bold above -- I just want to make sure I understand -- are you saying that as a positive? i.e., that it's a good thing for a bunch of crap to come out with your oil? If so, can you elaborate on why it's a positive?
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