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:D

Good luck.

Sounds great.

Many congratulations :thumbright:
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starsk's wrote:drove it quite gently over last few days,but my foot slipped today 8-)

Its the same for me at the minute - trying not to put my foot down. Although i did put my foot down the other weekend on the bypass at about 10.30pm :D

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WHAT A LOT OFF RUBISH,about breakin them engines in, keep the revs up, bed the rings in and cam, after about an hours running, oil n filter and get on it, iif the rings have not bedded in in that time they never will, what else can go wrong, bottom end would grenade straight away if it was going to, get on it people
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Nice one Dunc, straight from the horse's mouth. :lol: :thumbright:
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I was always told it takes a few hours/few hundred miles to break in the rings and bearings correctly.
THEN change the oil you first fired her up on.

Just what I was taught. :dontknow:
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Dave wrote:I was always told it takes a few hours/few hundred miles to break in the rings and bearings correctly.
THEN change the oil you first fired her up on.

Just what I was taught. :dontknow:
dave remember the old running in days please pass on the back window :D that was with about 45 hp as well, i reckon if you get the rings bedded in thats about it, nothing can alter on the crank n bearings etc, if it was going to fail i am sure it would fail even on a light cycling off the mtr, i do like to run em up bed the rings in n cam, recheck everything and get perhaps 50- road miles on it building up the rpm,s never revvin the balls off it, drop oil n filter and the jobs ready to go,
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To be honest Dunc. The last time i dd my motor I did just what you said.

Run her for 20-30 mins on the driveway. Varying the rpms.

Then took her high up into northumberland and back. Maybe 40 miles all told?

That was it really. I didn't have time to do anything else.

But i didn't go straight out and start doing burnouts either. :lol:
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Dave wrote:To be honest Dunc. The last time i dd my motor I did just what you said.

Run her for 20-30 mins on the driveway. Varying the rpms.

Then took her high up into northumberland and back. Maybe 40 miles all told?

That was it really. I didn't have time to do anything else.

But i didn't go straight out and start doing burnouts either. :lol:
after what you did dave i would oil/filter it job sorted check lash and anythin else hopefully enjoy ???
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well looks like we did what dunc said,as that was what kiwi told us,i had put 20 miles on her before i did that burn out :lol: but that was not the first one :D
we let her run varying rev's for around 30/40 mins then changed oil and filter,so i'm not that much of a bad girl,just a bit bad ;)
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after dunc built my B1 I ran it in for 1/8 of a mile then got on it ,Pucker :thumbright: was thinking of running it in for a few hundred miles but would of taken a while :shock:
there was a 10 sec car running a few years ago with 'running in ' in the rear window :shock: never right
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i've been out today for about 30 miles,and had lots of fun too,she is running so sweet,i'm in the mind that the running in is done,cant go up the strip till gary's picnic anyway so will have played some more by then,she'll be cool it's a ford 8-) :D
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ps; got some nice new leads today(red ones!!!) :lol:
also spent from 08.30 till 13.30,polishing her and the charger,they both look the dog's now =P~
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NaughtyAlan wrote:
Brutus wrote:Rings in with WD 40 , fire it up , break the cam in , THEN DRIVE IT LIKE YOU STOLE IT
Hey thats my Moto :?
They always listen to you Dunc.

:D :D

No running in when it goes straight on the dyno after rebuild.

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Brutus wrote:
NaughtyAlan wrote:
Brutus wrote:Rings in with WD 40 , fire it up , break the cam in , THEN DRIVE IT LIKE YOU STOLE IT
Hey thats my Moto :?
They always listen to you Dunc.

:D :D

No running in when it goes straight on the dyno after rebuild.

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yes ok we did actually do what you said, as you said it first honey,funny we were just saying the same thing as we read back few pages on the thread to look at something else ;) x
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Post by Anonymous »

Brutus wrote:
They always listen to you Dunc.
I forgot to add 'so do i'. :D
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glad your having fun with the torino.very hard not to put your foot down as when i took it out for a spin on sunday, it goes like a bat out of hell.watch out the boys eh . ps,, am steadily working thru all the beer,guna b while thou till i finish !hard life.
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