whats the best way to break in 21 on road engines from new
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whats the best way to break in 21 on road engines from new
Hi people I'm goin to get a 21 engine for my 1/8 ic on road just wanted to know the best way of running engine in.Is it better to run in on track?
Thanks people
Thanks people
#2
Tech Addict
It would definitely be better to do it on a track, when there are little to no people on it. Just keep temps up, nice and rich and go through the rev ranges for about 8 tanks, but this varies from person to person.
#3
There are 1001 topics about running in, search them and read them all to see that all methodes will work.....
The heatcycle is the most common
We have several heads to control the heat, you can start with removing the head and start running rich with only the buttonhead on 100 degrees celcius and mount the head back again after 2 or 3 tanks.
The heatcycle is the most common
We have several heads to control the heat, you can start with removing the head and start running rich with only the buttonhead on 100 degrees celcius and mount the head back again after 2 or 3 tanks.
#4
Tech Master
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i start off by putting 2-3 drops of after run oil thru the button head, then the move piston up and down back to bdc..next i use the heat gun til it reach 100-120 degrees then start it up and run it rich but the the first tank i let it idle on the ground after that next tanks then i do figure 8's in a parking lot
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Tech Addict
#8
My style :
1. I put another 0.30mm shim to lessen the compression
2. 5 tanks break in on the bench, and keep temperatures around 80 - 90 C
3. 5 tanks break in on the circuit, and start closing the hsn on the last two tanks.
4. I remove the shim after two race meeting.
1. I put another 0.30mm shim to lessen the compression
2. 5 tanks break in on the bench, and keep temperatures around 80 - 90 C
3. 5 tanks break in on the circuit, and start closing the hsn on the last two tanks.
4. I remove the shim after two race meeting.
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Thanks for your help when u say break in on bench do u just keep car idle or slightly rev throttle as its on bench this is what I don't understand.
Thanks
Thanks
#12
Nothing worse than hearing a piston screech against the liner
The engine thread has sticky break in tips.. read them first.
So give it airflow too. Why many put props on.