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AAC engine break-in
I know it's probably been asked or discussed a few times on here but I didn't know what to ask for in the search engine....so here goes. Picked up a Collari AAC motor (.21 onroad)new(but no instructions or box)....is there any difference in the break-in procedure for these AAC types versus ABC type engines? I've never owned an AAC engine and I want to make sure I break it in right? Thanks
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Come on guys....someone has to know about breaking in one of these engines. Chime in here!!
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Originally Posted by SRAD
I know it's probably been asked or discussed a few times on here but I didn't know what to ask for in the search engine....so here goes. Picked up a Collari AAC motor (.21 onroad)new(but no instructions or box)....is there any difference in the break-in procedure for these AAC types versus ABC type engines? I've never owned an AAC engine and I want to make sure I break it in right? Thanks
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What does AAC stand for? What are the advantages of an AAC engine?
Sean |
Alum piston-Alum sleave-Chrome plated sleave.
V.S. Alum piston-Brass sleave-Chrome plated sleave. AAC is lighter. Originally developed with the idea that the expansion rate would be the same between piston and liner. Thereby maintaining compression when engine hit temp. |
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