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Old 07-27-2003, 11:31 PM
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hi guyz i just got a novarossi top tt12s1 turbo engine and i was just wonderint how many tank do u guyz break in and where is a good point to stop im not a newb just to make sure
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this meathod works pretty wells
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Old 07-28-2003, 09:55 PM
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hey thanks me43 but when i check my engine temp its around 150's is it any good but i saw smoke coming out from the heat sink?
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Old 07-28-2003, 10:19 PM
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If you see smoke coming from under the heat sink, check the head bolts to make sure they are tibht. Somtimes after you run a new motor they need to be re-torqed.
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yeah that sounds weird

smoke. hm...


wells you should run it a bit hotter

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no not smoke UNDER the heat sink i mean like it heat up and kinda see some smoke and it was around 150's F but i think its normal
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Maybe you touched the head with an oily hand. If so, it could be the oil burning off the head.
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2Hard2Handle,what's up with that loooooooooooooong url,dude.I've got a small monitor and i can't see the whole page when you post,LOL.

As for the running in try to get the temp up to 200F and run it for around 6-7 tanks fairly rich but maintaning the heat range and you should be alright,but please shorten that LINK of yours.
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Old 07-29-2003, 10:23 PM
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lol but someone just told me to break in the engine runing it against the wall 6 tank and turn it 1/4 rich then back to 1/4 lean is that a good way he told me he got it from NYS champions (New York State Champions) so lmk if this a good way
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What exactly do you mean "running it against the wall"?

Everyone has a method they swear by,i personally have never taken any more then 6-7 tanks after idling the first on my nova motors,If you want a general idea for running in engines and good advice,check out http://www.parisracing.com/tipspage.htm
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when i ment runing it against the wall is letting the car bumber next to the wall not runing INTO but like put it against the wall u know what i mean?
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