modd or break in new saws first?

[taxi1249]

I have a saw i know i will mod but i have some people telling me to modd it right out of the box and otheres telling me to runn it awhile to break it in. I know how the saw runns stock so i dont need to run it so that i can campare it latter but what is the best way to do this.

 

[MacLaren]

From what I understand it dosent really matter. If ya get her modded new, she will still gain some power after break in.

 

[deye223]

if you are not going to wait the 2 years for the warranty do it now i didn't even get to pick mine up first it went strait to mastermind (randy)

 

[MacLaren]

I have a saw i know i will mod but i have some people telling me to modd it right out of the box and otheres telling me to runn it awhile to break it in. I know how the saw runns stock so i dont need to run it so that i can campare it latter but what is the best way to do this.

What saw is she?

 

[taxi1249]

562xp

 

[Zombiechopper]

I run a tank or so just to make sure there is nothing obviously defective that will make me need the warranty. Then have at her. Running a stock saw is impossible once you get a taste for modded machines

 

[nmurph]

100% agree:cool2:

 

[z71mike]

I like to establish a baseline with a couple tanks first so I can see it wake up after the changes.

 

[taxi1249]

i think that i will put a few hours on it just to make sure all is ok in the war. area then ill get to have some rel fun

 

[mayhem100]

I've yet to mod my saws but the way I see it, I know they get stronger during break-in, so I want to wait unitl its all settled in and the stock power is peaked and then see what the mods can do to open her up.

 

[mdavlee]

I can't seem to wait til most are broke in. I usually get a tank or 2 to make sure its not got a carb problem or something odd then work on them.