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hey all!

so cars going in next week for a fairly big mod list (see signature below)

and I was wandering once after everything is done and car has been dyno tuned and ready to roll, is there such a thing as running in a freshly tuned/modded engine? or just go for gold? I was thinking of taking it out on a long open drive on the freeway for 2days and clock up about 500-700 km changing rev ranges etc! anyone else got any info?

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I had thought about this to when doing the second car did all the right servicing ,oils etc.

It got the better of me in the end and ( I know generic not the best ,put faith in Rapid though) bought my x-cal3 2 weeks before tune was getting done and just ran around with an 8psi tune for a while .

Probably a waste of time :icon_ford: But doubling the boost input into an engine must have some effects , just my crazy theory that a bit of a pre stress with 8psi before jumping to 12psi couldn't hurt.

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Yeh tuner said before tune just do the service which I did for new oils, diff, gearbox, coolant,engine oil etc,and replace/run a better fuel filter, turbo screen filter and oil filter and all of that and then she is ready 2 go with the tune! after the tune just let the engine mould istelf and play around with the throttle/gears and get on some nice country roads to give it a boot full with a full tank of fresh 98! and take it easy granny shifting when suiatable to run everything in properly for 500km! then go hard :D

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If the clutch is going in as well you would probably want to wear that in first too.

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Hey Dillz!

I had the Malwood put in around 4 months ago and did its first 1000km run in so its ready for the tune haha! also forgot to mention I replaced the Clutch oil lining as well and it feels a hell of a lot more responsive now :)

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No worries mate, just checking.

And just hit 'add reply' no need to quote the post above. spoton.gif

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Mate just give it all she's got straight after she's tuned! If you have already ran your engine in then there's nothing else to run in after the tune. With new engines your main concern is just to bed the rings in nicely and give everything a chance to loosen up. But it doesn't sound like you built the engine recently?

Good Luck with it mate.

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Go for gold, There is nothing your going to do that they havent already done on the dyno.Just remember to warm it up first though.

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