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    i got a new cannon muffler a mnth ago, and wen my friend follow me, they say sometimes some smoke comes outta my exhaust. is this normal? is it just the vtec?
    if i sit still and rev the car, sometimes u can see carbon deposits left on the floor.
    is this bad?
    PLZ HELP!!
    cheers.
    EDIT: i drive a 94 accord vti-s

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    What colour is the smoke?

    Roughly.

    Blue = Burning oil
    Black = Too rich.
    Grey/white = Water/coolant

    Black smoke isn't a bad thing..... so which is it?
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    its black smoke.

    so its not bad?
    EDIT: yeh i was told it would run heaps rich. so is that ok?

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    Some black smoke is OK.
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    ok k, cool.
    thanks wy

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    Black smoke is prolly cos of the pod i reckon

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    When i had the civic ont he dyno, my A/F was perfect. Honda ecu's are usually good at compensating. Maybe ur 02 sensoris playing up? i really doubt a pod will effect a/f.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Weq
    When i had the civic ont he dyno, my A/F was perfect. Honda ecu's are usually good at compensating. Maybe ur 02 sensoris playing up? i really doubt a pod will effect a/f.

    you would be surprised!...when i got my exhaust a pod installed it completely threw out the mixtures!

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    Turbo stuff will always run a little rich but std NA Honda stuff will always run spot on, you must have a little prob somewhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by online
    Turbo stuff will always run a little rich but std NA Honda stuff will always run spot on, you must have a little prob somewhere.

    you will actually find that most vtec hondas run very very rich in the top end to promote in cylinder cooling and lubrication...also a safety mechanism against lean outs!

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    If you are running a MAP sensor then everything should be OK. If its an AFM then that might be your problem.

    Otherwise check your ECU for error codes.
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    thats all good, but not even a microtech with a NA Honda puffs black smoke when we dyno it.

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