how long for type r cams to break in
the oiling system of a vtec engine and the valve train style, you should be fine.
break in on like a chevy v8 is critical because the lobes are splash oiled from the crank. thats why you have to break in those cams. i just took it around the block, adjusted the valves and changed the oil and called it a day.
break in on like a chevy v8 is critical because the lobes are splash oiled from the crank. thats why you have to break in those cams. i just took it around the block, adjusted the valves and changed the oil and called it a day.
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uh...yea. also, once installed, take the car to red line in first gear and then drop to 2nd and redline it again...cams are broken in
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uh...yea. also, once installed, take the car to red line in first gear and then drop to 2nd and redline it again...cams are broken in
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uh...yea. also, once installed, take the car to red line in first gear and then drop to 2nd and redline it again...cams are broken in
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thats the only way to go
uh...yea. also, once installed, take the car to red line in first gear and then drop to 2nd and redline it again...cams are broken in
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thats the only way to go
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