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Wee Puff!

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Hi folks, after a wee bit of help.

 

My supercharged VR6 is going into the garage next week for a bit of a tidy up and service. One thing is though is that a few of my pals have stated that when they are behind me in their cars (which is often :grin: ) the have noticed a wee puff of black smoke come from the exhaust. Not much just a wee puff. This has happened going down a hill, on the overrun and when I floor it. A few have said a strong smell of fuel follows too.

 

Any ideas what this could be? I have a hole in the exhaust and cat, however got a new one to put on next week. Fueling perhaps? Or am I looking at rings :brickwall:

 

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

Cheers

 

Kris

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Rings would be oil burning which produces a blueish smoke, sounds like fueling to me. Hole in the exhaust could be messing up the lambda, have you had it remapped? maybe it's got a bit too much fueling in the top end.

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Cheers guys,

 

Yeah the hole is in the back box and there is also one in the cat.

 

It has had a top end rebuild about six years (20k) ago by Stealth and with the supercharger has had a remap. Although it doesn't feel 280bhp (as the old dyno graphs show). My flatmate is keeping up with me in his 3.0 VR6 which was just dynoed a month ago showing 197bhp!?!?!

 

Kris

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Cheers guys,

 

Yeah the hole is in the back box and there is also one in the cat.

 

It has had a top end rebuild about six years (20k) ago by Stealth and with the supercharger has had a remap. Although it doesn't feel 280bhp (as the old dyno graphs show). My flatmate is keeping up with me in his 3.0 VR6 which was just dynoed a month ago showing 197bhp!?!?!

 

Kris

 

 

If there's a hole in the CAT i would have thought it would be messing the Lambda readings up and be running rich. Which will make the car down on power.

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