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Old 26 May 2005, 10:32 PM
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Bottom ends been re-built on v5 Type R and am currently running in.

1000miles to do and I'm trying to keep revs under 2500 and under 50mph.

Is this the correct way?

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Old 26 May 2005, 10:34 PM
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Go back to the rebuilder & ask them....they'll know what parts have been used & the best way to run the car in
Old 26 May 2005, 10:37 PM
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This is what I've been told to do by the re-builder. I was just wondering If anyone had any tips or advice to help the process.

Basically had a full bottom end re-build.
Old 27 May 2005, 08:24 AM
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make sure you don't just "drone" up and down the m/way at constant revs..............you need variable revs and load thro' this time to ensure a proper bed-in..............

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Old 27 May 2005, 11:14 AM
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I stayed off boost for the first 1k miles. As for revs I used about 3k for the first 500 miles then occasionally ventured as far as 5k (still off boost) for the next 500 before adding a bit of boost (.5bar) to increase the load on the engine.

As Alyn says, everyone I've spoken to recomends varying the revs and load.

Dave.
Old 27 May 2005, 12:25 PM
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yep, mate just did his, kept it under 4k and no boost for the first 1k, definitely have to vary the revs & load
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All replies much appriciated. I was unaware that you had to vary the rev's and loading but will make sure I do.

Funny how the miles go so slow when your running in....be worth it in the end though.

only another 902miles to go but as the car only gets driven once or twice a week...this may take a while!

Thanks Alyn (A.S.P)....your advice is appriciated.
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flat 4...do you mean your mate just did his as in blew it up??
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new rings will need full load at lowish revs otherwise they'll never seal proper-like. burying throttle and taking it to 4k in 5th then letting it run back down to 1500rpm then repeat (a lot) is my advice.
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Thanks tath....interesting....anyone else feel this is neccessary? surley If I buryed the throttle, I would build up boost??
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Don't keep the revs under 2500rpm, one of the worst things you can do when running a new short motor in is drive it like a baby. Ring seal is a function a cylinder pressure so you need load, which means boost and rpm. I would run .5bar and 6000rpm within the first 200miles or so, but you need to be mindfull that you will have mineral oil in it, so make sure you keep the heat cycles in check.
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Originally Posted by Scoobnov2
Thanks tath....interesting....anyone else feel this is neccessary? surley If I buryed the throttle, I would build up boost??
good thinking - thought i still had an na car for a minute there lol

if you have a boost controller set it low, otherwise follow my above advice except hold the boost lower by less gas.
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