[Shotimes] break in
Joseph Facer
jfmcrr@sbcglobal.net
Wed, 06 Aug 2003 11:13:22 -0700
>The motortune guy offers no proof of his theory. I consider it only an
>opioion without any scientific proof. The atricle is worthless.
\
Actually, it is pretty much standard procedure for most of the
sportbike industry. Remember, most of the current sport bikes have
nickel-silicon over aluminum bores. Proper break in for a rebuilt race
motor uses a case of oil, three filters, assembling the motor with dry
cylinders/rings, hand turning the motor on the stand and letting it
sit, two heat cycles on the stand, and a coupla three heat cycles on the
track with progressively higher rpm/throttle usage and a coupla three oil/
filter changes. Or else, build it, cycle it on the stand once or
twice,change the oil, take it out on the track/street for a session or two
at light to medium load, change the oil, and then let it rip.
Joseph Facer
AFM #237