Got the F430 home today
Got the F430 home today
Grigio Silverstone, Chestnut interior (not tan anyway) power Daytona seats, yellow calipers, leather headliner are rear deck, carbon fiber dash. It's a dream car to drive. The car is amazing!!!! Is there some sort of breakin mileage rule on the F430. If so how many?
Originally posted by NAPO
There's a break in period for every car... I would say wait atleast 2000 miles to open it up.
There's a break in period for every car... I would say wait atleast 2000 miles to open it up.
That said, anyone knows better then to cruise for 200 miles at a certain speed on a new motor. But to stay below say 4,000 RPM for the first 2,000 miles is retarded IMO.
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Originally posted by HotRodGuy
I think that could be debated. I know many many people who will never "break in" a car. I know many many engine builders who are the same way. It's been my experience as well, those who drove it like they stole it from the start usually end up w/ quicker cars.
That said, anyone knows better then to cruise for 200 miles at a certain speed on a new motor. But to stay below say 4,000 RPM for the first 2,000 miles is retarded IMO.
I think that could be debated. I know many many people who will never "break in" a car. I know many many engine builders who are the same way. It's been my experience as well, those who drove it like they stole it from the start usually end up w/ quicker cars.
That said, anyone knows better then to cruise for 200 miles at a certain speed on a new motor. But to stay below say 4,000 RPM for the first 2,000 miles is retarded IMO.
I know the PICs are important. I just have had a hard time getting PICs ontp this board due to size limit of the PIC. I will take some tomorrow and try again. It's operator error on my part. I'm not that tech savy. Sorry
If anyone knows how I can improve my non-skills I would love to send picture now and in the future.
If anyone knows how I can improve my non-skills I would love to send picture now and in the future.
If you're running Windows XP, I highly recomend downloading this:
http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...ertoySetup.exe
It's the Microsoft Image Resizer Powertool, once you install it all you need to do is right click on the file you wish to resize, go to resize picture, select a size, and it creates a resized copy for you in the same folder with the same name and (size) in parantheses.
Jeremy
http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...ertoySetup.exe
It's the Microsoft Image Resizer Powertool, once you install it all you need to do is right click on the file you wish to resize, go to resize picture, select a size, and it creates a resized copy for you in the same folder with the same name and (size) in parantheses.
Jeremy




