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PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 7:04 pm 
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heard a few different ways.

best one so far is rev it to about 2,000 or 2,500 for round 10 to 20mins or so up & down between that range.

i also bought some cam running in oil with a zinc additive .

should i use normal engine oil? the engine has done about 20,000km.

i was thinking best to run it in N/A before i bolt the blower on.

opinions?


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 7:26 pm 
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what did GR say to do?

have you bought new followers as per his recommendation?


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Current thinking is stick it in, start motor & then go DRIVE it for 20 mins or so. Up a hill or two.
Revving it in neutral for 20mins with no load is just a recipe for glazed bores and then poor ring sealing. :wink:
When GR runs them in on his engine dyno, he puts part load on it for 15-20 mins. Hard to do this in yer garage....

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simon k wrote:
what did GR say to do?

have you bought new followers as per his recommendation?


yes isky ones.


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 7:43 pm 
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drmini in aust wrote:
Current thinking is stick it in, start motor & then go DRIVE it for 20 mins or so. Up a hill or two.
Revving it in neutral for 20mins with no load is just a recipe for glazed bores and then poor ring sealing. :wink:
When GR runs them in on his engine dyno, he puts part load on it for 15-20 mins. Hard to do this in yer garage....


my engine has done 20,000km so rings bed in a long time ago.

i could just put it in & go driving but what about fuel, my carby was set up for a 266 cam on the dyno.

do you really need load up the car? i assumed there is no load on the cam. just the drive train pistons etc.


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Jetting it has will be fine for the running in...
Rejet it later if you need to.

No if the rings etc are bedded in already, then 10-15 mins @2000rpm is fine.
I assumed the engine was a rebuild.

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 7:46 pm 
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NG wrote:
heard a few different ways.

best one so far is rev it to about 2,000 or 2,500 for round 10 to 20mins or so up & down between that range.

i also bought some cam running in oil with a zinc additive .

should i use normal engine oil? the engine has done about 20,000km.

i was thinking best to run it in N/A before i bolt the blower on.

opinions?


Your Cam supplier should have given you this information. Seek their advice.

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 7:58 pm 
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do many of you use oil with a zinc additive??


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NG wrote:
do many of you use oil with a zinc additive??

I use SG oils (KMX 20W/50 and Castrol Edge Sport 25W/50).

SG and lower (SE, SF) oils still have ZDDP, it's the SH and later where they lowered or eliminated it.

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ok i always use Castrol Edge Sport 25W/50, i have a special cam zinc oil additive also to add to the oil when first running in the cam.


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Just a question nick (ok make that 2 ) .... which run in lube did you get... and did the lable say to pour it in the oil or to lather it on the lobes :?:


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 8:32 pm 
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moly for the cam.

the oil is a pour in type to be mixed with the engine oil when you run the cam in, only use the oil for 100km & then you need to drop the oil & filter & put fresh oil in.

edit let me find the bottle.


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Moly Grease or molybond?


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Not sure my mechanic is doing the cam.


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