Reducing that black "soot" on the rear bumper
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Reducing that black "soot" on the rear bumper
I notice a big black powdery stain collecting on my bumper after a week or so of driving. Is there a way to reduce it by leaning out the a/f ratios some more?
Originally Posted by Blue Evo 8
I notice a big black powdery stain collecting on my bumper after a week or so of driving. Is there a way to reduce it by leaning out the a/f ratios some more?
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Originally Posted by OBTUR8
Check this out...
http://www.lancershop.com/customer/p...&cat=49&page=2
I wonder if I can make my own?
Don't touch the fuel settings, it's not from running rich, it's from running without cats. Once a week I take some Meguires cleaner wax to my rear bumper, it takes it off easily.
Don't touch those fuel settings, you were just tuned.....
Don't touch those fuel settings, you were just tuned.....
Originally Posted by 4TUN8
Don't touch the fuel settings, it's not from running rich, it's from running without cats. Once a week I take some Meguires cleaner wax to my rear bumper, it takes it off easily.
Don't touch those fuel settings, you were just tuned.....
Don't touch those fuel settings, you were just tuned.....
I dont know anything about your car but if it was just tuned. DON'T TOUCH IT!! you would rather have to clay bar your rear end once a week than rebuild your motor I assume??!!
I am starting to think the soot has more to do with the length of the tail pipe and it's not having a downturn on it. No matter what tuning I have, my white bumper looks like an unwashed ....
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