"Break-in" procedure/method for multiple new engine parts?
I am going to have AMS install some parts for me next week along with dyno tune the car.
Currently performance wise i have a RS-R turboback exhaust, APS blow off valve and the Works air filter.
AMS will be installing: HKS 272/272 cams, 10.5 single flapper hotside , HKS EVC 5 boost controller, AMS FMIC, samco IC hoses, walboro pump, and ARP studs (then dyno tune)
MY QUESTION IS:
Do i need to do any type of "break-in" procedure after i get my parts installed?
Think it would be necessary/recommended to properly "break-in" the car after the additional items are on?
Thanks in advance!
Currently performance wise i have a RS-R turboback exhaust, APS blow off valve and the Works air filter.
AMS will be installing: HKS 272/272 cams, 10.5 single flapper hotside , HKS EVC 5 boost controller, AMS FMIC, samco IC hoses, walboro pump, and ARP studs (then dyno tune)
MY QUESTION IS:
Do i need to do any type of "break-in" procedure after i get my parts installed?
Think it would be necessary/recommended to properly "break-in" the car after the additional items are on?
Thanks in advance!
So there is no need to stay off boost for 500 miles? A vendor was telling me i needed to break them in by staying off boost and not revving high for the first 500 miles. I was skeptical because the car will be pushed damn hard on the dyno and AMS knows their sh*t!
Originally Posted by RED DEMON
So there is no need to stay off boost for 500 miles? A vendor was telling me i needed to break them in by staying off boost and not revving high for the first 500 miles. I was skeptical because the car will be pushed damn hard on the dyno and AMS knows their sh*t!
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