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Vid - letting the 1970 911t rip
Got out for a fall drive today and found an open area to open her up.
Stretching the 911's legs - YouTube Edit: I updated the video with an HD version Last edited by pwalke; 10-22-2014 at 07:32 AM.. Reason: Better quality |
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Sounds great! Nice car.
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Thanks for sharing, she sounds great. I could be wrong, but in the long deceleration there are some exhaust pops that could indicate exhaust leaks, either that or she wants a longer run.
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Pops out the exhaust on decel often indicate a too rich mixture. If that is happening, you may want to check your CO%, vac leaks, and/or your WUR function.
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Yep... it's running a bit rich and it pops under decel.
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I agree that exhaust pops on deceleration are most likely caused by too rich a mixture. Yet, my 1970 911T had exhaust pops during deceleration that went way after the heat exchangers were replaced. The gaskets were pretty bad and there were a couple of small holes in the exchangers.
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