How do you ride them when they are brand new: 2 strokes and 4 strokes?
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How do you ride them when they are brand new: 2 strokes and 4 strokes?
Originally posted by: TehWarriorGuy
YAY!! its not AS stupid as his other posts i think he means how do u break in a 4-stroke and 2-stroke engine....right?!?!
YAY!! its not AS stupid as his other posts i think he means how do u break in a 4-stroke and 2-stroke engine....right?!?!
So how do you ride, at what throttle and how many hours before your engine is ready to take the full throttle.
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How do you ride them when they are brand new: 2 strokes and 4 strokes?
With a four stroke that has a new cam you should keep the rpms about 2grand for good lube. But if the motor is warmed all the way up(crank included) then you can upen it up just dont keep it wide open for a long time(like 15 secs) But like i said before if it is warm you can open it all the way up. I would say on both motors a good half hour of doing this will get it broke in to where you can start to leave it open longer and at higher rpms.
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How do you ride them when they are brand new: 2 strokes and 4 strokes?
Originally posted by: NEWDUCK
With a four stroke that has a new cam you should keep the rpms about 2grand for good lube. But if the motor is warmed all the way up(crank included) then you can upen it up just dont keep it wide open for a long time(like 15 secs) But like i said before if it is warm you can open it all the way up. I would say on both motors a good half hour of doing this will get it broke in to where you can start to leave it open longer and at higher rpms.
With a four stroke that has a new cam you should keep the rpms about 2grand for good lube. But if the motor is warmed all the way up(crank included) then you can upen it up just dont keep it wide open for a long time(like 15 secs) But like i said before if it is warm you can open it all the way up. I would say on both motors a good half hour of doing this will get it broke in to where you can start to leave it open longer and at higher rpms.
NEWDUCK you are replying me as if I asked about a rebuilt engine.
No, I mean a brand new quad with every thing stock.
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