09-11-2007, 09:12 AM
slaytanic Wrote:From what I've experienced, running it hot before it's ready will get you great performance but will shortoen the life of your mill. The first place it seems to show is the bushing on the con rod. The truth is somewhere in the middle. GET IT HOT FAST BUT NOT TO HOT, THEN KEEP IT THERE. Every motor like a little different temp. My Radical seems happiest at 200 to 220. But I had a picco that ripped around 260. The hard part is having the patience with a good mill. They just take longer but pay off by lasting longer. I've been fascinated by the theory of breaking in at WOT but I don't have the ballz to try it.
I wouldnt run radicals at any hotter than 200
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