Just as the title says does honda break in engines anymore or do they put them together and you can just beat the ---- out of them and everything will break in that way. Very curious on how this works because we were talking about how you should break in engines. And how they are broken in in the factory. I know the tune is good and everything these days does that mean you dont have to break new cars in anymore. very curious thanks

 

severe clutch drops. You'd be surprised by the holding capacity of a oem pressure plate.

 

I don't know that they do. I worked at a Toyota plant here where they make V8s for tundras, and they don't break those in. They test a few out of every run, but they don't break them in. I've heard that newer motors don't need to be broken in since they're so precise, but who knows. I don't buy new cars.

 

usually in the manual it will say not to "race" the engine above 3000 rpms for the first 600 miles. at least for new hondas... (03 civic, 04 odyssey).

 

does anyone actually know for sure

 

its a debated topic..... some say yes some say no, some say be eassy some say 7k and dump the clutch....i took it eassy on my last car for 300 miles or so but i gave in to the erge and went for red line

 

no im talking about how honda does it after they make the engines how do they break them in i dont care about anyone else just hondas way

 

you are a ------- ricer.

 

They dont. They assume some complete idiot doesnt rap the ---- out of a new car

 

They dont break em in, that's way they have a break-in procedure in the owners manual.