The online manual specifies 60, then its ok to go 55, and then 500miles. I put 550 on before going to the dragstrip just for good measure!
It's in the manual, and the SRT has a longer period than the other Jeeps (think they are 300 mi?)Is a break in period still neccesary on vehicles of today? Somehow I heard or read somewhere that it's not needed any more, compared to older vehicles of lets say the 80s. Can't recall from where I have this though.
Hahaha, and there you have it!My 2006 manual said "frequent full throttle acceleration required during break in" my 2010 said to avoid them. I followed both instructions respectively. When i picked up the '12 I asked my dealer who is the biggest SRT dealer in Canada. His answer was "which of your trucks was better?". I told him my 2006 had 110,000 miles with ZERO problems and clicked off a 0-60 in 4.2 seconds. My 2010 was a nightmare with a blown enginve at 15,000 miles and did 0-60 in 5.0 seconds. He looked at me and said "so what do YOU think you should do? So i pulled out of the dealership and hammered my truck. we will see.......![]()
I don't follow. Have you been kissing your sister or your wife's sister for 4 years?!?!Well i waited 300 miles then did a WOT run and at 6000 miles the wife said go race the jeep just to see what it turn as you havnt been at a track in 34 yrs. So i guess i broke it in right as it ran in the 1/8 mile 8.392 +1200 DA bone stock and weighed in at 5190 lbs. Told the wife runing the 1/8 mile was like kissing your sister but i been doing it now 4 yrs lol.
Hahahaha!!I don't follow. Have you been kissing your sister or your wife's sister for 4 years?!?!