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    brake in

    i have a 440 ex that i need to brake in and i didn't know if i should run the piston and then put the cam or do it at the same time.

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    put in all the parts your gonna use in at the same time, so they all have the same wear time properties

    and when you break in, remember, dont go easy, ride it hard and go through all the gears, at various rpms, but just dont hammer or lug it around, be smooth, but tuff
    +Jeremy D'ambrosio+

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    exactly....i always start it up and let it idle for a few minutes then let it cool a bit and run it through the full rpm range. but i can tell you that everyone has their own opinion on how to do it. but definately put the came in at the same time.

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    i always baby it through a full tank of gas, good luck to you guys they beat the $h!t out of it in break in, hope it works out for you

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    you have it all worng, i dont beat the hell out of my new motor, i just make sure i run it through all the gears at different rpms

    if you baby your motor during break in, your rings dont seat as well, and you have more chances of getting a pass through effect were some oil is burned by passing the rings and getting into the combustion chamber
    +Jeremy D'ambrosio+

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    yeah i dont let it idle or nothig when i break it in, but some guys on here think the only way to break it in is to beat the piss out of it

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    Originally posted by yzfmxer
    yeah i dont let it idle or nothig when i break it in, but some guys on here think the only way to break it in is to beat the piss out of it
    I ran mine hard and its holding up awesome and now have almost an entire season of MX and SX on it.
    M-Dub

    Quadless as of now
    05 KLX110 - some stuff
    01 ZR600 - bone stock
    1992 LT80 - pitquad I guess?

    So far the people that have SCREWED me on here:
    powerband
    and yamablaster24 more yamablaster24


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    dont baby it.....and dont run the piss out of it....keep it just below the power for a tank or two....should be good

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    thanks guys!!!

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    yeah by all means do not hammer on it...i know its hard with all that new power you got but it has to be taken easy for awhile but during breakin make sure you hit all through the rpm range. just dont over do it.

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