How to break in

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Stoned06

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If your screen name is an indication of your other vehicle, post it up. An AC Schnitzer Z4 would be pretty sweet.
 

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I have rebuilt many racing engines and since they are balanced and built to very high tollerances, we broke them in with hot laps right out of the box. As for production line cars, I would take it easy for the first 3,000 to 5,000 miles making sure to alter your rpm's and use the different gears, also take it easy on the brakes as well. I believe the manufacturer uses a non-detergent break-in oil as the first fill.
 
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thanks much guys :)

stoned06 - yes sir :)
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Niiiice! Any engine upgrades/Dinan software? That's got to be a blast to drive. We've had a few BMW's in our family, and my wife currently has an X3 that will be replaced next spring with either an X1 or the new Mini 4 door Countryman. She loves her small sporty sport utes! BTW, her dad grew up just outside of Manilla. I'll have to ask her exactly where.
 
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