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      07-27-2019, 09:25 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by m1256 View Post
Just out of curiosity for you guys who track their cars, do you have any concerns about the timing chain failures? I know the percentage of failure rates are low, but just curious about the added stress to the engine of tracking the car.
Nope, doesn't even cross my mind.

After initially trying manual shifting I find the car does a better job in sport mode than I can do manually (this is true in virtually any performance oriented car these days). Doing this helps assures that I don't over rev the engine or do anything too stupid.

Having been involved in the injection molding process of plastics for way more years than I want to admit to, my personal belief is that the guide issue is more likely driven by variances in batches of the material and tool adjustment periods than it is with driving styles or maintenance practices (aside from being completely abusive and doing no maintenance).
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