how to break it in properly
#12
Originally posted by: quad2xtreme
If you want to maximize power, run the **** out of it. It will seat the rings better. If you want longevity, you better take it easy on the bearings. In other words if you are planning to drag and rebuild often like race cars, give it all it will take. I've read all the articles on breaking in the engine and taken compression readings and all. None of them look at the various bearings or have done any long term hours/mileage studies.
/Jon
If you want to maximize power, run the **** out of it. It will seat the rings better. If you want longevity, you better take it easy on the bearings. In other words if you are planning to drag and rebuild often like race cars, give it all it will take. I've read all the articles on breaking in the engine and taken compression readings and all. None of them look at the various bearings or have done any long term hours/mileage studies.
/Jon
#13
the mec at the dealers said the same thing ixrazorxi said ride it the way you will always ride it and if thats hard then ride it hard and if it cruising then do it that way.
and like i said he rides like he stole it.
and as for removeing the spakr arrestor my friend did that with his 600 grizz and it now runs like a bag of crap.
and he now has to put a new one in because he threw the other one away befor he tryed it.
now it back fires every time he lets off the gas.
and it sounds terrible.
and like i said he rides like he stole it.
and as for removeing the spakr arrestor my friend did that with his 600 grizz and it now runs like a bag of crap.
and he now has to put a new one in because he threw the other one away befor he tryed it.
now it back fires every time he lets off the gas.
and it sounds terrible.
#14
Originally posted by: reconranger
<a href="http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm">http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm</A>
<a href="http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm">http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm</A>
You will learn more in an hour or so than most will learn about this subject in a lifetime.
He also talks about bearings and how there are many myths about the bearings wearing out because of a hard break-in.
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