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  1. 03-22-2010 07:33 PM #1
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    Break in additive for new engine build

     



    My engine was broken in and dynoed back in November. I am getting ready to crank her up for the first time since. I have changed the oil and was wondering if it would be wise to run a break in additive for a while?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sfort View Post
    My engine was broken in and dynoed back in November. I am getting ready to crank her up for the first time since. I have changed the oil and was wondering if it would be wise to run a break in additive for a while?
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    SFR is good stuff too! Tech you might of recommended the stuff to me last year!
    http://www.sfrcorp.com/product/sfr-1...-oil-fortifier
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    It's a non roller hydraulic 468 BBC. Have not tried yet looking up SFR. Is it handy at the local big box auto supply?
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    OK Tech I got your message above and am looking for ZDDP. I am getting old but the brain is too fast some times to over look things.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens View Post
    SFR is good stuff too! Tech you might of recommended the stuff to me last year!
    http://www.sfrcorp.com/product/sfr-1...-oil-fortifier
    That's what I use in my daily driver 300-6 Ford pickup. Don't know why I didn't link it...
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