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Loud clanking noise from engine - Please HELP!

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Old 04-19-2004, 12:29 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by RACER
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Purple_sky
Is it absolutely bad to Vtec it during the break-in period?
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Thanks, Red and Racer! I'll keep an eye out for oil.

Xviper, the reason I asked was because I did Vtec it when I picked the car up. I forgot about the break-in thing. I'm not thinking or planning to run the car hard at all, for quite a while.

Let me guess, a right way of going into Vtec is letting the tach gradually climb into Vtec? And a wrong way would be down-shifting and having a sudden burst of Vtec because of it. Am I guessing right?

I'm still waiting for Honda to find out the cause, because I really want to know why it broke, for my sake and knowledge (and to conclude this thread with a definite, conclusive finding for all those who want to know, right?).
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Purple_sky
Let me guess, a right way of going into Vtec is letting the tach gradually climb into Vtec?
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Purple_sky
down-shifting and having a sudden burst of Vtec because of it.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by RACER
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Looking At the pictures it looks like your nos leaned out. How high of a kit did you have on it? 150 or 200 horsepower ? I build large cubic inch chevy motors. Pistons and plugs only look like that when you melt them down, when it is too lean. I have never seen a loose spark plug cause that !
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I thought her only mod was a CAI???
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Hmmmm...large cubic inch Bow-Tie motors ........ yeah, I'm sure your experiences are directly transferable
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AN AIR PUMP IS A AIR PUMP - EH ?
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