Fireballing?
I know that some turbo imports (and alot of turbo domestics) end up running so rich that they will actually dump fire balls or sparks out of the exhaust.
Is this a result of a failed cat, or a gutted cat, or even a missing cat? Or is it because of their fuel mixtures? Only logical reason I think a Honda might do it is because the MAP sensor expects so much more air once you shift (and the BOV vents it out) and in turn you have more unburned gas hitting the exhaust. I'm gonna kinda admit, it would be cool to ---- a few sparks out my exhaust but right now all I do is make raspy noise :) |
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iwas told that this was a big fine because a
fireball =no cat |
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yeah its a federal law to have catalytic converters I know that. I am just curious :)
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if you just have sparks coming out it could be that the cat is breaking apart and the pieces are glowing because they're so damn hot. my ---- runs rich and back fires sometimes (NA), but I don't have a fireball.
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Originally Posted by Chacko
yeah its a federal law to have catalytic converters I know that. I am just curious :)
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what about snow balling?
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Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Originally Posted by Chacko
yeah its a federal law to have catalytic converters I know that. I am just curious :)
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Originally Posted by crx88Si
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Originally Posted by Chacko
yeah its a federal law to have catalytic converters I know that. I am just curious :)
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yah I know.. but I'm in a good mood.
SO STFU! ha! |
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