Do i need to "break-in" the car after installing multiple engine parts?
Do i need to "break-in" the car after installing multiple 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. I am the original owner and have 47000 miles on the car. Runs strong and pulls as hard as the day i got her.
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. They will also change the fluids in the TC case, rear diff, and tranny. And then lastly 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. I am the original owner and have 47000 miles on the car. Runs strong and pulls as hard as the day i got her.
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. They will also change the fluids in the TC case, rear diff, and tranny. And then lastly 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!
Thanks for the input! Even if a break in were needed it would be DAMN hard to overcome my lead foot and constant craving for boost!
I will confirm with AMS that no engine "break-in" is needed, just to see their opinion
I will confirm with AMS that no engine "break-in" is needed, just to see their opinion
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