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Smell in car during heavy acceleration - Exhaust Leak?

Under full boost, I get a strong smell of fuel/oil/exhaust in the car (something). I don't know exactly what it is as it quickly dissipates once the car is off boost. It does not get me dizzy, nor does the car fill with a cloud (yikes!).

It happens with or without the heat turned on.

Some suggest broken heat exchanger, broken exhaust manifold...?

Anyone have this problem and find a fix?

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does it smell like clutch material (similar to the smell of cooking breaks) burning?
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No, I know clutch smell. The clutch is not slipping, and the smell quickly goes away within a few seconds (as boost drops).

I have never noticed a large cloud behind the car during boost either (and the car does not go through oil at any crazy rate).

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