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Also would like to add... rocks in the fender wells are INSANELY LOUD! I don't care, but just noticed it. Wow. It's not meant for gravel, so it's a moot
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Also would like to add...
rocks in the fender wells are INSANELY LOUD! I don't care, but just noticed it. Wow. It's not meant for gravel, so it's a moot point. My fuel-gauge last dot faithfully lights up, and stays lit until one would expect it to go out as fuel is burned. |
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i agree with importconvert, when i first got my Z i followed break in procedure to the tee. During the first1200 miles only used 1/4 of a quart of oil and at 3,000 had the oil changed out, havent burned a drop of oil since and the drivetrain is nice and quiet with just a faint humm when the clutch is released in neutral. Of course it also helped that in my first 1200 miles alot of my driving was a mix of city and highway driving.
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I would be interested in someone with more money and time on their hands bore-scoping 2 modern car's cylinder sleeves (370Z even better) and then comparing them, then breaking them in differently and re-scoping. THAT would be eye-opening. |
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I'm confused. The title of this thread says oil temp but it reads more like yet another break-in procedure thread.
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That said, I plan to slowly start working my way toward redline at about 8-900 miles, and achieve redline by 1200. I don't believe in "okay, under 4K rpm...wait...wait...2 more miles...WOT!!!" That's just ridiculous and makes no sense, mechanically. |
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I've got 4k miles on mine and I'm putting a GTM Supercharger on it so we will see how broke in it is.
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![]() Same here. Funny how the folks that built the motor seem to know how to operate it, eh?
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My mustang 5.0 used 1 quart per 900-1200 miles depending on the viscosity used. It did this from day one after my mechanic broke it in by running the dog **** out of it for half an hour after it idled up to temp. Now, he's just my cousin and not my mechanic, no matter how many 11 second cars he built in the 70's.
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Besides that, running the **** out of a car early is not the answer either. |
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