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heyitzalan 07-15-2005 07:50 PM

engine break-in bench
 
anyone use a break in bench? is it better than break in with a car?

Fsturbo15 07-15-2005 09:56 PM

I believe it puts much less stress on the engine.

Pooh2 07-19-2005 06:52 AM

NEVER EVER use that breakin bench!

Joe Chaplow 07-19-2005 07:24 AM


Originally Posted by Pooh2
NEVER EVER use that breakin bench!

why do you say never to use it. if you say that, i think a reason would be necessary. i use it on my engines and never had a problem with it. you have to put a piece of cardboard over the heat sink of the engine in order to get the temp high enough. i like the break in bench because you can control the temperature in which you cycle the engine much easier.

gonzoY5 07-19-2005 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by Pooh2
NEVER EVER use that breakin bench!

Yeah how about a little support as to why?

I've done it both with and without the bench and had long lasting engines. The bench is nice in that it's a much more controlled environment in that you can manage the temp easily. Another nice thing is that you're not wearing out tires or parts on your car.

coldfusion 07-27-2005 02:01 AM

Yup some clarifications would help.

I too have used the bench during my last break in for my JP and i can tell you it's working real fine. Very conveninent, saves on time, tires, etc and most importantly under a controlled environment for the engine.

fhm101 07-28-2005 06:40 AM

Novarossi wants you to use a bench and prop to break in their engines. Yes Virginia, even the car engines.

RC-HPI 07-31-2005 10:26 PM

Guys whats a breakin Bench?

silacomalley 08-01-2005 12:37 AM

A break in bench is a bench were you would secure your engine to break it in or just to work on an engine. As opposed to doing the work on the engine while it is still installed in the car itself. That way you don't have to run the entire car, saving on clutch wear, tyre wear & any other parts that may suffer from excesive use.


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