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Provided you follow a proper break in procedure, it doesn't really matter... but then again, why add power-ups to a car you won't be thrashing right away? Also, if you

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Old 04-28-2012, 08:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Provided you follow a proper break in procedure, it doesn't really matter...

but then again, why add power-ups to a car you won't be thrashing right away?

Also, if you plan to dyno, dyno after break in, get a baseline, and then go back to redyno after adding a mod you know exactly how much each mod added
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Provided you follow a proper break in procedure, it doesn't really matter...

but then again, why add power-ups to a car you won't be thrashing right away?
GF got me a tanabe exhaust... and it tempeted me to get it on before the break in is done, and that is what happened, but i drive careful regardless.
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GF got me a tanabe exhaust... and it tempeted me to get it on before the break in is done, and that is what happened, but i drive careful regardless.
Ehh.. sure -- why not? Just follow the break in procedure and you should be fine.
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GF got me a tanabe exhaust... and it tempeted me to get it on before the break in is done, and that is what happened, but i drive careful regardless.
You'll be fine OP! i had the same exhaust and Post MAF tubes installed the first week i took delivery, i had 40 miles on the odometer then 6.6 when i picked her up (no other exhaust would do for me). As a matter of fact, i have 500 miles on my girl now, 700 until i'm done with break in. Following break in isn't a problem with the Tanabe, 4K RPM is when she she starts to sound even more amazing, big difference from stock and you know the exhaust is breathing better.
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Provided you follow a proper break in procedure, it doesn't really matter...

but then again, why add power-ups to a car you won't be thrashing right away?

Also, if you plan to dyno, dyno after break in, get a baseline, and then go back to redyno after adding a mod you know exactly how much each mod added

Im not hardcore.. pretty simple guy. I wanted it for sound and she surprised me. I won't be modding much or running to the dyno any time soon.
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