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What to do; run the brand new engine with no turbo, or with? How did you do it?

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    What to do; run the brand new engine with no turbo, or with? How did you do it?

    Ok my motor is in progress, i have a fully built head with a delta 282 cam and the block is being done as we speak, my question is what should i do when it is finally done?

    1) Tune the brand new fully built motor, run it n/a with no turbo, stock exhaust manifold.
    2) Wait till i buy all the turbo pieces and put the motor in with the turbo, all the guages, msd ignition, wideband, etc. everything. Tow it to a dyno and break-in the motor with the turbo, while tunning it.

    The 2nd option sounds good to me BUT what if i run into problems? If i put in the motor, the turbo, all the guages, ignition system, etc. The problem would be a lot harder to track down, if i put the motor in and there is problems, i know it has to do something with the engine, if everything goes well good, then goes on the other parts, piece by piece...

    My other problem with option 2 is that I can have the motor complete and ready to be put in by April, i dont have enough funds to get all the turbo, etc parts till about July. The wait will kill me

    any opnions or suggestions would be VERY appreciated, thank you very much
    1991 Accord LX Coupe - Boosted F22 - 5spd LSD - Shaved Bay - Work VSXX - Recaro SRD

    Member's Ride Page | Video of my CB7, Open Downpipe peelout

    #2
    Break In Without Turbo
    Shift_BOOST

    BOOM!

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      #3
      That would be the best thing to do, give you time to work out all the kinks and crap you know.
      99 GS300 (Aristo) 2JZ Power


      Bought from:gdout, bb6-sh

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        #4
        why not save the installation time and just run with the wastegate wide-open....that way it is like NA entirely...i don't see much if any difference to that than NA...aside from a little pumping loss from a less efficient exhaust manifold.

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          #5
          I personally would drive it without a loose chargepipe so you dont get tempted to go into boost until the motor is broken in and until its tuned. And take the performance injectors and leave the stock ones in or youll wash out your rings. and thats it until your ready.

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            #6
            if you guys knew anything, you'd know the proper way to break in a motor is to abuse the living hell out of it for the first few miles right?

            gota get the rings seated properly, and driving like a dead grandma wont do that.

            here's a good article if you dont know how or understand the concept.
            http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm

            also, if he's gona put injectors and all that other shit, hopefully he has a basemap before he starts it.

            CrzyTuning now offering port services

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              #7
              Originally posted by d112crzy
              if you guys knew anything, you'd know the proper way to break in a motor is to abuse the living hell out of it for the first few miles right?

              gota get the rings seated properly, and driving like a dead grandma wont do that.

              here's a good article if you dont know how or understand the concept.
              http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm

              also, if he's gona put injectors and all that other shit, hopefully he has a basemap before he starts it.
              definitely

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                #8
                hence my post, even if im gonna run it N/A im gonna get a basemap, and then tune it before i even drive it N/A. Either way i have to tune it, thanks for all the input anyone else?
                1991 Accord LX Coupe - Boosted F22 - 5spd LSD - Shaved Bay - Work VSXX - Recaro SRD

                Member's Ride Page | Video of my CB7, Open Downpipe peelout

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                  #9
                  my teachers has put thousands of motors together and when he was a youngin like me his mentor that used to rebuilt engines during WWII taught him how to break them in and he has always used this procedure with no problems:

                  let the engine warm up

                  take it to about ~15 mph, in third, throttle to the floor.

                  dont let engien go above 3000 rpm

                  upshift to 4th to acheive 50mph

                  let off throttle completely, don't use brakes.

                  let car come to ~15mph roll

                  repeat above steps 10 times and engine is ready to be run hard.

                  level road preffered.no steep hills

                  basicly the whole theory is maximum pressure on the rings and then max vacuum on the rings while deceling.

                  i'm planning on using this method but it will be hard if theirs traffic on the roads.

                  ILBB
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                  Mk3 Supra Member #2

                  Originally posted by DarkShadow707
                  The world needs to be reset.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Ilikebigbutts
                    my teachers has put thousands of motors together and when he was a youngin like me his mentor that used to rebuilt engines during WWII taught him how to break them in and he has always used this procedure with no problems:

                    let the engine warm up

                    take it to about ~15 mph, in third, throttle to the floor.

                    dont let engien go above 3000 rpm

                    upshift to 4th to acheive 50mph

                    let off throttle completely, don't use brakes.

                    let car come to ~15mph roll

                    repeat above steps 10 times and engine is ready to be run hard.

                    level road preffered.no steep hills

                    basicly the whole theory is maximum pressure on the rings and then max vacuum on the rings while deceling.

                    i'm planning on using this method but it will be hard if theirs traffic on the roads.

                    ILBB
                    you could wait and do it a night

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Ilikebigbutts
                      my teachers has put thousands of motors together and when he was a youngin like me his mentor that used to rebuilt engines during WWII taught him how to break them in and he has always used this procedure with no problems:

                      let the engine warm up

                      take it to about ~15 mph, in third, throttle to the floor.

                      dont let engien go above 3000 rpm

                      upshift to 4th to acheive 50mph

                      let off throttle completely, don't use brakes.

                      let car come to ~15mph roll

                      repeat above steps 10 times and engine is ready to be run hard.

                      level road preffered.no steep hills

                      basicly the whole theory is maximum pressure on the rings and then max vacuum on the rings while deceling.

                      i'm planning on using this method but it will be hard if theirs traffic on the roads.

                      ILBB
                      From all I've heard/read about break-in, I think it can be summed up as "Full throttle with low RPMs".
                      Although, good luck driving 15mph in third with an F22 tranny
                      Opal Metallic Green '92 LX 2dr manual, 181k miles, '94 prelude VTEC wheels for summer (steelies with snow tires for winter), Omni-power struts/springs, and other junk

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                        #12
                        i do 15mph in 3rd all the time...
                        Shift_BOOST

                        BOOM!

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                          #13
                          yeah me too 3rd @ 15 is cruising basicly.

                          ILBB
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                          Mk3 Supra Member #2

                          Originally posted by DarkShadow707
                          The world needs to be reset.

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