How do I properly break in a new Nissan GT-R engine?

I just bought a brand new Nissan GT-R and I want to make sure I take care of the engine properly. What is the best way to break in a new car engine?

First of all, congratulations on your new Nissan GT-R! To properly break in a new engine, it's important to follow a few guidelines. During the first 500 miles, avoid any aggressive driving and keep the engine speed below 4,000 RPM. This will allow the engine components to properly wear in and ensure longevity. Also, make sure to change the oil and filter after the first 500 miles as metal shavings from engine break-in can contaminate the oil. It's also a good idea to vary your driving speeds and avoid constant RPMs to help the engine break in evenly.

Breaking in a new engine is crucial for the long-term health and performance of your Nissan GT-R. During the first 500 miles, avoid any quick accelerations or high speeds. Keep the engine speed below 4,000 RPM and change the oil and filter after the first 500 miles to remove any metal shavings. It's also important to vary your driving speeds to evenly break in the engine. Following these steps will ensure your GT-R's engine runs smoothly for years to come.

I've been a Nissan GT-R owner for years now and from my personal experience, breaking in a new engine properly is crucial. Take it easy during the first 500 miles and vary your driving speeds. Make sure to change the oil and filter after those first 500 miles to prevent any metal shavings from causing damage. And most importantly, use high-quality oil and filters to keep your GT-R's engine running at its best.