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Originally Posted by PallOlavsson
Saleenguy, I dont think I am wiser than you myself on this subject..
but, when you're running something in, it doesn't fit perfectly, since it has just been mounted.. so there's a bigger chance for "seizing" the engine.. and you "seize" the engine with overreving it, making it too hot..
so isin't it dangerous, overheating non run-in parts?
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Overheating?
Did i say to toss the rad away, and run it with no cooling system.
I gave my opinion, its been proven by many other folks, and by me personally in hundreds of motors.
Take it or leave it.
But never did I say to overheat the motor, or spin it past its redline.
I said run it hard....and I mean run it hard....really hard.
But I did not say take a motor meant to redline at say 10,000 rpm and ride it around at 14,000 rpm....nor did i say drain the coolant out, or block the rad off with cardboard lets say, to cause overheating.
Go read my post again.