So today after school I start my car and I never really noticed all the white smoke that comes out as it warms up until my friend told me about it because by the time I'm home it doesn't blow out white smoke it becomes transparent.
So it's about 35-40 degrees outside all day today, and when I started my car I let it warm up so that the engine temperature was between a quarter of the way up before where it should sit at operation.
I revved my engine a little bit so my friend could see what was happening and stuck his hand in my 4inch exhaust a little bit. When I revved it, his hand was dripping with some sort of black liquid and smelled a little like a mixture between gas and oil? It wasn't SOAKING wet, but it was definitely noticeable.
Here's my question:
Am I running way too rich? And how do I resolve his problem? And for the record so you guys know the only engine mods I have are headers (2inch piping), a new catalytic converter, a full catback exhaust (2.5inch piping w/ 4inch tip) and a kiwi style cold air intake but cut halfway so it sits right behind the headlight (2.5inch piping with K&N cone filter).
Any info is greatly appreciated. thanks guys.
So it's about 35-40 degrees outside all day today, and when I started my car I let it warm up so that the engine temperature was between a quarter of the way up before where it should sit at operation.
I revved my engine a little bit so my friend could see what was happening and stuck his hand in my 4inch exhaust a little bit. When I revved it, his hand was dripping with some sort of black liquid and smelled a little like a mixture between gas and oil? It wasn't SOAKING wet, but it was definitely noticeable.
Here's my question:
Am I running way too rich? And how do I resolve his problem? And for the record so you guys know the only engine mods I have are headers (2inch piping), a new catalytic converter, a full catback exhaust (2.5inch piping w/ 4inch tip) and a kiwi style cold air intake but cut halfway so it sits right behind the headlight (2.5inch piping with K&N cone filter).
Any info is greatly appreciated. thanks guys.