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Be advised that you should break in your car based on how you plan on driving it - if its gonna be DD / not so spirited driver then the
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Be advised that you should break in your car based on how you plan on driving it - if its gonna be DD / not so spirited driver then the above method should work just fine. However - if you want to you may read up on breaking in your car for performance ... Generally speaking for mine - I kept it under 5k rpms for 1k miles varying the crap out of the RPMs and never driving more than 30 mins at a time. Oil change at 1k miles and 2k miles. I redlined the car once out of the dealer and once every 500 miles till 2k.
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