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11-09-2007 03:26 PM #1
mechanics at werk suggested using marvel mystry oil, but i thought that was supose to reduce friction, isnt that what you really want during the break in?
and what about running at 2500 rpm?
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11-09-2007 04:03 PM #2
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11-09-2007 07:37 PM #3
Originally Posted by DennyW
In all honesty I don't know cyl. finish or rings. The engine(400 sbc .03 over) was purchased from an individual that had it professionally built.He was never able to build a car so I bought it.It has KB Hypereutectic T6 Alloy pistons (if that helps),# 993 heads pro rated and polished,9.5 comp.ratio,milidon ss valves,k-motion racing triple valve springs,rhoads lifters w/indexed lifter ports.86 cc'd chambers,scorpion roller rocker system,comp. (no card) special grind cam.I am not into engine building so i can only guess what break in procedure I should use.At present I have 435 Mi. using Quaker state 10W 40 oil.I drive at different speeds and it seems to perform real well.I was under the impression that 500 Mi. was the standard break in Mi.I would like to go to synthetic oil after break in ,but some of the group say go 2,000 and 3,000 Mi.
Confused as I don't want to damage the engine by not breaking it in properly.Don D
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11-10-2007 05:27 AM #4
Originally Posted by Don Dalton
Triple valve springs with a hyd. cam??
Most hyd. cams in a sbc run a single spring with a dampner.
If it does have triple springs it will take the cam right out of it in less than a minute.
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11-10-2007 07:44 AM #5
Originally Posted by erik erikson
Don D
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11-10-2007 07:54 AM #6
Originally Posted by Don Dalton
If it has multi-springs you should be able to see one spring and then the springs inside with the smaller diameter.
I am not trying to cause a problem but $7,000 seems like a very large amount of money for a hyd. cammed engine with ported stocker heads on it.
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