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No one does that. There is no way... Remember all engines are now also somewhat broken in at factory which makes them much more tolerant than in the past. I
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No one does that. There is no way... Remember all engines are now also somewhat broken in at factory which makes them much more tolerant than in the past. I would say that technically speaking you can go to 7000 RPM from day one as long as you don't do it all the time.
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