Cro Flower Power Legacy Donating Member 6,114 Member For: 23y 11m 16d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 02/12/03 05:13 AM Posted 02/12/03 05:13 AM Do a search mate, plenty of topics on this.Common search strings include:"Running in techniques""GADAN Approved method of running in""Cro says drive it like you stole it""Ask Cro""Cro got more power""Cro has a lead foot""Cro is a hoon"You get the idea...
Trumpy What's happening? Legacy Donating Member 1,605 Member For: 23y 9m 22d Gender: Male Location: Steel City, NSW Posted 02/12/03 05:15 AM Posted 02/12/03 05:15 AM or "Cro's car goes so fast it needs parachutes to stop it"
Turbo6man Legacy Donating Member 4,084 Member For: 23y 11m 16d Gender: Male Location: South Coast NSW Posted 02/12/03 06:46 AM Posted 02/12/03 06:46 AM or "Cro's car goes so fast it needs parachutes to stop it" ... or some ARMCO ... ooops, sorry Cro :lol:
Mondie Firm Member Legacy Donating Member 2,924 Member For: 23y 10m 25d Location: Adelaide Hills Posted 02/12/03 09:17 AM Author Posted 02/12/03 09:17 AM I have heard that Ford runs all engines for upto 5,000 klm and if holds up ok it goes into the car, otherwise it is scrapped. Sheesh, where did you hear that? Did l hear someone whisper arsetalker If you do a search you should be able to find heaps of info on this.
plonky The Bionic Man - half man-half titanium Member 1,766 Member For: 23y 5m 17d Location: Dodge Scat Pack Posted 02/12/03 10:39 AM Posted 02/12/03 10:39 AM Drive it hard....that's the only way to run an engine in!
Guest aaronc Guests Posted 03/12/03 10:06 PM Posted 03/12/03 10:06 PM Just out of curiosity, do you guys think towing a largish trailer(2X4m car trailer without a car) for the first 1000 odd k's will have a bearing on this run in performance? The engine will be laboring quite a bit and constantly changing revs/speed.Just thought I'd get some input on it.I pick it up on the 18th, and have to move 550k's north the following weekend. that's all.
hambo_12 Member 317 Member For: 22y 11m 11d Posted 04/12/03 12:48 AM Posted 04/12/03 12:48 AM Ummm, I dont think you should do that, dont have any reasons why, I just dont think it will be a good idea. Im sure that other ppl will have the knowledge to tell you why you sholdnt or should.
Guest turbo21 Guests Posted 10/05/04 01:42 PM Posted 10/05/04 01:42 PM hey guys, how are we all? picked up my car on friday, its a vixen xr6t... I f'n love it!!! im already hearing noises though.. it pisses me off.. I don't know if I'm just been paranoid or what??? anyway I just wanted to know how people's experiences have been regarding the longrun reliabilty of the car (diff clunks etc) with respect to the way the car was initially run in - just to see if there is any relationship here. ie. are more problems associated with those "treated mean" from the beginning or vice versa. cheersps. ill post some pics soon
Guest Guests Posted 10/05/04 10:02 PM Posted 10/05/04 10:02 PM What are the nioses?Is this your first turbo? let us knowvik
voy74656 voy74656 Member 2,039 Member For: 22y 10m 9d Location: Adelaide Posted 10/05/04 11:07 PM Posted 10/05/04 11:07 PM pffft....less questions...more pics.....
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