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Old 02-02-2007, 11:58 PM
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I also used the mototune website for my 383 break in. If you baby her now she will be a turd forever!

Doing the same with the new Bimmer too.
At least some one gets it
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Old 02-03-2007, 02:05 AM
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Lamborghini even does dyno tests on their cars proving their power is on par. I would not call that easy breaking in.
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just dont drive at a constant load or rpm. Molly rings like to seat when they are hot. When you beat the **** out of them, they get hot.
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Come on you have 5 years, or 100,000 miles with no deductible.

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Originally Posted by mds2004
Lamborghini even does dyno tests on their cars proving their power is on par. I would not call that easy breaking in.
The recommened break-in period is conservative, I would think it is very hard to do any major damage on a stock motor, even brand new. You just may want to wait a while before bolting bolting that turbo on....

I don't know if I would put Lamborghini in the same class as my LM7.
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same class as Lamborghini?? not really.. but the GM assembly plants do the same with their vehicles
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Every vehicle maker does this at the end of assembly to start the break in process
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Old 02-05-2007, 08:33 AM
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hey you don't see top fuel cars crusing around town to break in before they make a pass.
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Originally Posted by bigbadwolf54
run it allready .........its allready been beat on at the dealer by every detail kid an tech that test drove it anyways hahaha
Very true....I did that when I was 16
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Originally Posted by mds2004
Lamborghini even does dyno tests on their cars proving their power is on par. I would not call that easy breaking in.
Lamborghini = GM Truck
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