break in process not necessary after piston install?
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Re: break in process not necessary after piston install? (pbizzlegsr)
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For me I think im going to street tune on hondata and break it in that way
For me I think im going to street tune on hondata and break it in that way
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Re: break in process not necessary after piston install? (pbizzlegsr)
you should still allow some break in time. Plus i wouldn't drive it to hard too often until its got some miles on it.
plus with tuning that soon, in about 6 months to a year when u dyno run again, your gonna notice a change in power and torque, for the better or worse. happend to me.
plus with tuning that soon, in about 6 months to a year when u dyno run again, your gonna notice a change in power and torque, for the better or worse. happend to me.
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