This didn't lock up But it looks as if the seals or rings are shot In victory you deserve Champagne In defeat you need it!
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If you follow all the rules You miss all the fun!
If you have no enemies, you have no character !
Clyde Romero
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I was serious when I said someone overfilled the oil. Happens all
too often. If one is unlucky and overfills it too much, the
crankcase is full of oil and the engine hydraulically locks. THEN
the motor is completely blown....
On 03/14/2016 10:17 PM, Peter Rychel
wrote:
Jokes aside, there really shouldn't be ANYTHING coming out of
the exhaust on a newer Ferrari, except maybe some condensation
as the exhaust piping heats up. Even my 308 will only puff a
bit of blue if I haven't driven it in a while and that has 63K
mi on it...
93 mi and it smokes? WTF? The motor was probably blown as
soon as it rolled off the boat.
Peter
Smoke comes from HC release from the engine,
specifically incomplete combustion. A rich non cat car
will smoke. Tough to spark ignite oil, that's why seeing
smoke usually is a ring issue.
Most of what is seen now on
poisoning of catalysts is from phosphorus, it's common to
accelerate the aging by doping the fuel during testing.
The trick is to keep the temperature of the catalyst
below 1050C. Above that and the material science gets
"interesting". Emission durability is country or region
specific, with the safety factors that are built in, you
should be able to get north of 125k miles with no issues,
but it is dependent on the engine calibration. Your
mileage may (and will) vary.
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yeah
but.... 275 GTB didn't have cats...
Since
this is your arena... how much damage does one do
to a cat when they use the motor to burn off excess
oil? Any longevity impacts?
Heritage. There is a little 275 GTB
in all the new cars...
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This weekend I
went by FOA to meet a friend
The sales people
took out a 2013 black and tan 458
spyder with 93 miles on it to crank
it up
Now if you own a
512 TR you know it will smoke if it
has not been driven for a while
But I thought they
were doing a burn out!
There was a huge
cloud of smoke the totally envelope
the entire car
I have never seen
anything like this ever
I am sorry with a
car that has 93 miles on it should
not do this
PS for those are
in the area there will be a memorial
for Ted Rutland at his shop on
Saturday 6 pm
Dress is casual
CLYDE
In
victory you deserve Champagne
In defeat
you need it!
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