breaking built motor in with new turbo
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breaking built motor in with new turbo
should i be worried about messing my turbo up.....u think any metal shavings or anything will mess the seals up in the turbo...let me know what u think weather u have down it or not
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Re: breaking built motor in with new turbo (lsvtec4door)
If your motor was properly built and assembeled you should have no metal shavings going anywhere and yes metal shaving's will mess up your turbo if they are big enough.
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Re: breaking built motor in with new turbo (Boostin Ex)
He isnt talking about metal shaving from the actual sleeving process or bare grinded metal.
When new parts are installed, they "break-in" leaving metal shavings. Nothing can be done to prevent that. Thats why you are supposed to change the oil in a brand new motor after 200 miles.
When new parts are installed, they "break-in" leaving metal shavings. Nothing can be done to prevent that. Thats why you are supposed to change the oil in a brand new motor after 200 miles.
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Re: breaking built motor in with new turbo (intekragsr)
I would suggest breaking in the motor prior to turbo instalation. If not for the reason you stated, to take it easy on the fresh motor.
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Re: breaking built motor in with new turbo (94dxt)
well its not a honda the car has a turbo stock so its kinda a pain in the *** to run it non turbo.....im just worried about ******* my 1200 turbo up...u think as along as i change the oil alot at first the turbo will be ok
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