Thread: Break in time?
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Old 10-02-2012, 03:54 PM   #5
randy wilson
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Default Re: Break in time?

It would be better to run it, but, I have let them run off and on for 10, to 20 minutes, and had the same results in leak down, and performance. If you have a good round cylinder, and proper hone, it has worked for me, just saying. Good hone breaks in rather quickly.
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