S Syringer Lifer Aug 2, 2001 19,333 2 71 Sep 17, 2003 #1 Not in a bad way..but I've seen videos of heavily modded cars where they would do the burn out thing, and then have smoke release from their hood?
Not in a bad way..but I've seen videos of heavily modded cars where they would do the burn out thing, and then have smoke release from their hood?
D DnetMHZ Diamond Member Apr 10, 2001 9,826 1 81 Sep 17, 2003 #2 I believe that is from bleeding off the nitrous system, or something to that effect.
pyonir Lifer Dec 18, 2001 40,855 319 126 Sep 17, 2003 #4 Originally posted by: iwearnosox Blunt? Click to expand... Took me a second, LMAO
I iwearnosox Lifer Oct 26, 2000 16,018 5 0 Sep 17, 2003 #5 Originally posted by: pyonir Originally posted by: iwearnosox Blunt? Click to expand... Took me a second, LMAO Click to expand...
Originally posted by: pyonir Originally posted by: iwearnosox Blunt? Click to expand... Took me a second, LMAO Click to expand...
K1052 Elite Member Aug 21, 2003 49,130 39,305 136 Sep 17, 2003 #6 Nitrous purge. To clarify: This is done to get rid of any NO2 that has turned to gas.
P PG Diamond Member Oct 25, 1999 3,426 44 91 Sep 17, 2003 #8 This only happens to cars with Ford emblems.
T TechnoKid Diamond Member Feb 12, 2001 5,575 0 0 Sep 17, 2003 #9 Sometimes there is excess smoke left over from the burnout that gets trapped under the hood.
Iron Woode Elite Member Super Moderator Oct 10, 1999 31,048 12,576 136 Sep 17, 2003 #10 excessive blow-by?
Zenmervolt Elite member Oct 22, 2000 24,512 22 81 Sep 17, 2003 #12 Originally posted by: dmw16 either NOS purge or tire smoke... Click to expand... Sometimes it's clutch smoke... Then you laugh really hard if you're watching. ZV
Originally posted by: dmw16 either NOS purge or tire smoke... Click to expand... Sometimes it's clutch smoke... Then you laugh really hard if you're watching. ZV