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Thanks Ozz it was great to get the car from Dylan's, like picking it up for the first time again
I begged and borrowed some car's during the build, a Puma, a Suzuki Splash and a Clio ! all very different animals to our "Beasts" !!
Gratefull for the loans though
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The trick is to let it rev but don't put it under load ie holding boost or heavy accelerating up hills and the like. As your milage increases, increase the revs too. It needs to rev to run in properly, don't baby it too much.
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Worst thing you can do is baby it, needs revving but not under boost (a little boost is good, a lot of boost early on is bad).
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It's what i'll do more of now I think, scary business, as the "Blow up" is always in the back of your mind - and as you say being too gentle will not help things progress and bed it all in properly, I don't think the race bearings take much running in anyway (Dylan's good choice of bits !)
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It's what i'll do more of now I think, scary business, as the "Blow up" is always in the back of your mind - and as you say being too gentle will not help things progress and bed it all in properly, I don't think the race bearings take much running in anyway (Dylan's good choice of bits !)
are you running it on running in oil ?? or just cheap oil ?
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He is using cheap mineral oil. Same as what I used in my red Wrx.
When you said you were trucking I was expecting you to be here for an oil change this weekend!!!
80 miles??? I'll see you next January at this rate lol. It's nice to see it on your drive and not in my garage Si.
When you said you were trucking I was expecting you to be here for an oil change this weekend!!!
80 miles??? I'll see you next January at this rate lol. It's nice to see it on your drive and not in my garage Si.
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He is using cheap mineral oil. Same as what I used in my red Wrx.
When you said you were trucking I was expecting you to be here for an oil change this weekend!!!
80 miles??? I'll see you next January at this rate lol. It's nice to see it on your drive and not in my garage Si.
When you said you were trucking I was expecting you to be here for an oil change this weekend!!!
80 miles??? I'll see you next January at this rate lol. It's nice to see it on your drive and not in my garage Si.
LOl - Cheers Dylan, Breaking news: Now done 120 miles , going for a big effort from now on, so won't be long before I book back in with you
It's nice to have "Citty Bang Bang" back Mate - bet you get cold sweats when you pass it
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I'm still in the "running in" mode at the moment, I'll be back up to Bob Rawle for a map tweek soon - so I'll post up the new figures then, only problem is as it's an Automatic Bob could not do his "Delta Dash" figures for me - My first remap with the car as it was, was a Bob guesstimate of "knocking on the door of 300bhp" - will be interesting to see what he can with the new version
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