winter break in
12-12-2005 | 10:24 PM
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From: Lutherville, MD
winter break in
does breaking in a car in cold weather affect the performance later
also does anyone have a good techneque for breaking in a rs4 evo t-15 engine?
also does anyone have a good techneque for breaking in a rs4 evo t-15 engine?
12-14-2005 | 05:46 PM
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RE: winter break in
I dont think thats what he's sayin, once you start it you should go richer because in the winter there's less moisture in the air, therefore the engine needs to run richer. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong!
12-15-2005 | 10:17 AM
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From: elmwood park,
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RE: winter break in
lol not moisture ,the air is a lot denser in the winter
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I dont think thats what he's sayin, once you start it you should go richer because in the winter there's less moisture in the air, therefore the engine needs to run richer. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong!
I dont think thats what he's sayin, once you start it you should go richer because in the winter there's less moisture in the air, therefore the engine needs to run richer. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong!
12-17-2005 | 04:36 AM
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From: kelowna,
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RE: winter break in
im not sure about the moisture thing, but you definitely have to run it richer than usual or your engine will starve of fuel. i run mine in winter and it bogs on top end if its not rich mixture.
