ok why do Fords run cleaner?

[THEWELSHM]

I have lived in the US for 15 years but notice that Ford seems to run the cleanest? If you pull up next to a ford the inside of the exhaust burns nice and gray CLEAN( meaning it spends all its fuel) in Europe you see the the same, however most GM & Chrysler are all sooty and appear to run rich with big black sooty deposits in the tail pipe, including my last 3 SRT10's

WTF?:dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow:


thewelshm

 

[Django]

I'm no automotive genius by any means.....

But someone I once heard said that it's the firing order......

Like I said, I don't know dick....

D

 

[GADodgetech]

I have lived in the US for 15 years but notice that Ford seems to run the cleanest? If you pull up next to a ford the inside of the exhaust burns nice and gray CLEAN( meaning it spends all its fuel) in Europe you see the the same, however most GM & Chrysler are all sooty and appear to run rich with big black sooty deposits in the tail pipe, including my last 3 SRT10's

WTF?:dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow:


thewelshm

Becuause their motors are so damn weak they dont have enough ass to push the nasty shit out the tailpipe. :rock: :rock: :rock:

 

[THEWELSHM]

Becuause their motors are so damn weak they dont have enough ass to push the nasty shit out the tailpipe. :rock: :rock: :rock:

On the outside I may agree but in reality it doesnt answer the question?


thewelshmn

 

[GADodgetech]

On the outside I may agree but in reality it doesnt answer the question?


thewelshmn

Wish I knew the answer to that, sometimes it aint worth knowing

 

[THEWELSHM]

Wow this one has all stumped eh?:dontknow:

thewelshm

 

[NorCal SRT-10]

I just noticed that in my SRT-10's exhaust tip also. I noticed a little puddle of black fluid at the bottom of the pipe. At first I freaked out. and started getting images of a blown head gasket flashing in my head. Then I remembered that this truck is full of surprises. So is it that stuff normal?

I know I'm not helping answer anything. I'm just joining THEWELSHM in his quest for answers.

 

[GADodgetech]

I just noticed that in my SRT-10's exhaust tip also. I noticed a little puddle of black fluid at the bottom of the pipe. At first I freaked out. and started getting images of a blown head gasket flashing in my head. Then I remembered that this truck is full of surprises. So is it that stuff normal?

I know I'm not helping answer anything. I'm just joining THEWELSHM in his quest for answers.

Just carbon bro, no worries be happy:burnout: :burnout:

 

[OSO]

I have lived in the US for 15 years but notice that Ford seems to run the cleanest? If you pull up next to a ford the inside of the exhaust burns nice and gray CLEAN( meaning it spends all its fuel) in Europe you see the the same, however most GM & Chrysler are all sooty and appear to run rich with big black sooty deposits in the tail pipe, including my last 3 SRT10's

WTF?:dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow:


thewelshm

I think its more of the age and how the vehicle is being driven than the maker i see carbon build up on all makes.

 

[ARRESTmeRed04]

I'm no automotive genius by any means.....

But someone I once heard said that it's the firing order......

Like I said, I don't know dick....

D

i know that the old ford 302 and the chevy 350 have the same firing order, the diff is how the cyl. are numbered and what way the dist. rotates, think it was on hot rod tv a while back or something. nice Hannan quote he was really laying it on Brown

 

[Smokey]

do you europian guys have cats?

 

[SRT10VENOMOUS]

they tune them better, and leaner.. no soot

 

[NorCal SRT-10]

:marchmellow: :marchmellow: CARBON FOOT PRINT!!:marchmellow: :marchmellow:

 

[THEWELSHM]

do you europian guys have cats?

Yes we do!:dontknow:

thewelshm