There are a few issues with this post and poll. With the post...this has been asked and answered innumerable times. A quick search will get you answers much faster than
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View Poll Results: How did you go about breaking in your new 370Z engine? | |||
Baby the car - never drive over 55 and never put the foot into it for the first 1000 miles. | 20 | 24.39% | |
Drive it <= 65 MPH and give it the hammer for a few seconds now and then. | 31 | 37.80% | |
Drive the bitch like you stole it. | 31 | 37.80% | |
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08-22-2009, 09:41 PM | #11 (permalink) |
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There are a few issues with this post and poll. With the post...this has been asked and answered innumerable times. A quick search will get you answers much faster than any replies here. Regarding the poll, your choices don't follow any break-in plan I've ever heard of. The Nissan owner's manual suggestion for break-in isn't even included (keeping RPM below 4k until 1200mi).
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