running in my 54 wrx sti type uk
24 September 2004, 11:30 PM
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running in my 54 wrx sti type uk
running in my 54 wrx sti uk, just done the first 1000 miles without going over the the magical 4000 rpm 
well only very rarely ! . just wondering wot next plan of attack is to make the car a real goodun? is it run the next 1000 at 4500 rpm then build it up gradually or start building it up now
24 September 2004, 11:53 PM
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hey chris fair enough but i thought you only did that to diesel engines or went ploughing with them or something i also want my little baby to last a little, or are you really serious !!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by chris's scooby
LOL, if you're going to be like that, rev the nuts out of it the minute you leave the dealers service bay! 
24 September 2004, 11:59 PM
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Na mate, i'm not.
Do a search on here, everyone seems to have their own ideas on the subject though. You have been warned!
I've always upped the limit to 5000 for the next 1-200 miles after the 1000 service then brought it up nearer the limiter after about 1400 miles.
Chris
Do a search on here, everyone seems to have their own ideas on the subject though. You have been warned!
I've always upped the limit to 5000 for the next 1-200 miles after the 1000 service then brought it up nearer the limiter after about 1400 miles.
Chris
25 September 2004, 12:06 AM
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yep thanks matey, that was what i was hoping to hear, you ask the ? and takes your choice
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Originally Posted by chris's scooby
Na mate, i'm not.
Do a search on here, everyone seems to have their own ideas on the subject though. You have been warned!
I've always upped the limit to 5000 for the next 1-200 miles after the 1000 service then brought it up nearer the limiter after about 1400 miles.
Chris
Do a search on here, everyone seems to have their own ideas on the subject though. You have been warned!
I've always upped the limit to 5000 for the next 1-200 miles after the 1000 service then brought it up nearer the limiter after about 1400 miles.
Chris
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