honda606

Just thought I would throw this out as a heads up for those living near Lancaster, CA and shopping for a new 04 GPW.

At least we get to get an idea of what the 04 accelerates like.

http://forums.clubsi.com/showflat.php?Cat=...sb=5&o=&fpart=1

Chadwick

I feel sorry for the person who ends up buying that car.

However, it's still awesome to see (and hear).

SavesTheDay

I think its time to get someone fired.

OT:THE CHEAT!

amongmany

Yeah. Not cool to run through the break in like that. On a lighter note, the exhaust note sounds a lot deeper in that vid than on the previous years. Anyone else think so, or is just from the wind, etc.?

geminiS2

yeah vtec before break in damn must have alot of miles on that car

DFul4d

It's obvious what this guy says in the beginning of this video, but I'll give somebody a dollar if they can tell me what he says at the end.


I am struggling to get through this break in period. I have about 175 miles in three days. Watching those revs climb and hearing the sounds close to the red line got my heart racing. I watched it like 50 times.

Hustn

This was my worst nightmare waiting on delivery of my

boostd4

I hope the guy that buys that car doesn't see this vid...and the guy driving better hope the dealer doesn't see his face on the vid either....

2002S2K

Break-in is a thing of old...the engines and cars today are engineered to be driven the way you want from day 1. The only reason they have left this in the car manuals is tradition.

If you are talking a 67 camaro, yes you need break-in, on a 2004 Honda motor...not really

Revving up a cold motor on the other hand, that can cause some real damage.

SavesTheDay

Thing of old? Then why do some cars come in with factory "break in oil" only?