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Old 09-25-2020, 07:12 PM   #1
03BlkZ
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Flat tappet questions

Hello, as my build gets closer to completion I have been doing a ton of research. I have never personally owned a vehicle with a carb so a lot is new to me. My main concern is how critical is it to break the cam in on the first run. Reason I ask is because I have never had an engine built before and have never timed one or set up a carburetor. I am seeing where people are saying its absolutely critical to run the engine immediately to 2000 rpm for 30 minutes to properly break in the flat tappet cam. I'm just hoping I can get the engine running properly quick enough to do the break in run. Thoughts?
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