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Old 04-10-2010, 03:18 PM
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hey there guys just a little question ive got here.. on my 09 denali im currently doing a head and cam swap with vvt delete.. after its done *leaving the car on for 30mins-45* do i need to drive it normally for aproxx 500-600 miles without WOT or could i floor it as soon as its tuned..

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Dont you think it would have gone wot during tuning?
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Originally Posted by dirt track racer 81
Dont you think it would have gone wot during tuning?
well obviously... i mean but is it ok after << the tune..
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yep..
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cause normally when people buy a new car.. they drive it under 3000rpm for 500-600 miles because the engine is brand new u knw.. so its almost the same concept here cause i changed the heads and cam...
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Originally Posted by supercharged680
cause normally when people buy a new car.. they drive it under 3000rpm for 500-600 miles because the engine is brand new u knw.. so its almost the same concept here cause i changed the heads and cam...
When a car is new and they tell you to break it in is more for the bottom end of the motor not the top end
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so i dont need to break it in what so ever... i heard people telling me to do so and not.. wll see what the other guys have to say
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Originally Posted by supercharged680
so i dont need to break it in what so ever... i heard people telling me to do so and not.. wll see what the other guys have to say
then ya should tell your tuner to thrash on it yet.
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Beat the **** out of it once it's tuned
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I'd heat cycle the springs at least once though...then beat it like a red-headed stepchild lol



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