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2 Nov 2009, 16:35 (Ref:2574231)
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Nissan GT-R
I have recently bought a brand new GT-R, which I absolutely love to death however I dont drive it much and I have been told by Nissan that I cannot rev above 3,500 or give more than 50% throttle until it is run-in!
That would be ok for a few miles but they say that running in time is 1,200 miles! That will take me 4 months at the rate I cover distance! Anyone else shed some light on this? Can they really tell if I have exceeded these levels, and will they really void my warranty if I do? QN |
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