COBill
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Make a service appointment to get the water leaks diagnosed.
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Hahaha...me too!Not gonna lie. I'm probably going to cry like a baby.
Good infoI'm going to feel the clutch out and report back here as soon as I'm done playing around with it. Then, I'll focus on break-in. I've always done pretty careful break-in procedures on my vehicles, so I'm not too worried about it, but I'll focus on putting the engine through varied rpms, but staying below 4000 for the first 1000 miles.
I'll also begin assessing, as I'm breaking it in, whether I want to move to 35's and a 2" lift, or not. I may go with a tire store that has a 30 day guarantee, and run 35's to see if I like them (before putting on the lift). I won't move to 35's until after break-in, though. After looking closely at a JLU Rubi parked next to my 2" lifted JK yesterday, there is a chance I might stick with the stock setup. We'll see. Tough decision ahead. My wife is pushing for the lift/35's, though. I like her to be happy.
Someone posted a great video somewhere on proper break-in, using excellent sources to justify the advice. One of those sources was Acura, with the NSX. Acura breaks in the engines on that car before they are even installed. The key things to remember are not to stay at one rpm for too long, vary the load and rpm, don't exceed 4000rpm.
After the initial cry and awkward hug to the delivery man, that’s what I’ll do.Tint the front windows to match the rest.
That’s angry and tough looking