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SiR_Richie

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i was racing a car last night and i noticed when i ran it up to 8200 RPMs a cloud of white smoke comes out when i shift only. what does this mean?

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if its white smoke its not rings or oil for that matter. white smoke is usually normal or if its not normal its antifreeze burnin.

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I always thought blue or black smoke was oil burning. I know for a fact that it can be white, but isn't that usually coolant?

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yea um black smoke is carbon, meaning too rich of a fuel mixture. blue smoke is piston rings and basically the engine burning oil, and white smoke is either some liquid in the exhaust, or oil managing to make it into the exhaust, and burning on the hot surface.

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its just when i shift, also my plugs some times get coverd in oil, but i think thats cuz i have warped gaskets on the valve cover. ive got replacements just not time!!!

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oh my bad, it was the real dumbass b16a3 wasn't it. how come a3's pic at the top of his profile is a red del sol, but the one he "flipped 4 1/2 times" was blue? i still don't get it...

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yo man (Sol Survivor), never saw you before, but just wanted to say i love your sol and welcome to HF, peace.

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Good lookin out playa, your whip is pretty sick too.

Trust me, it's a piece of SHIATTT

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Yo 90integraC1 like the way your whip looks its sick looking. If you look at my profile you will see me 2000 SI

you got some mad moneys man! that's a perfect Civic if i ever saw one! got anything under the hood?

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and the one in b16a3's avatar isn't his. it has a fmic, so it obviously isn't his, and plus it is on a google search.

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