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RB Guy
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Should I replace a rod after breakin or is it safe to wait until the first gallon?

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I had almost 3 gallons on mine before i changed it. You can normally go at least 2 from my experience.

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Depends how hard you run the engine but if you want to play it safe then I suggest you change the conrod each 1 1/4 Gallon.

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quote:
if you want to play it safe then I suggest you change the conrod each 1 1/4 Gallon.
Is that for all engines, or just the C5 ?
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For me this is for all the engines.

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Don't forget to check your crankpin. It should still measure at least 4.97mm and it shouldn't be 'oval'.
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