Black soot tailpipe
#11
#13
Senior Member
I do not have any soot either. But I don't usually hot rod around either which might be causing others people soot problems since these trucks are fun to drive.
#15
Hot rodding would lead to a very clean looking exhaust........not one covered in nasty black soot.................
#17
banjer picker
Honestly I used to have a yamaha r6 (crotch rocket)it did the same and someone told me to add a little 110 octane in it.The pipe never had soot build up after that and loved the smell of that racing fuel.lol
#18
You maybe on to something......I used 93 or higher during the summer and didn't notice the black soot........since its gottin cooler with the fall temps I've went back to 87 octane..............I'll try higher octane on the next tank and see if it changes.
#19
banjer picker
Never know,if u feel up a 36 gal tank with 87 vs 93 it's only about 5 or 6 dollar difference.That's if you fill up on empty.My half a tank is my empty,doesn't hurt as much pulling 50 out of your wallet vs 100.lol.I may try it as well.This may seem dumb but I'm thinking it's the chrome tip that makes it seem so bad.My exhaust has always been painted black so I really never paid attn. It just stands out more now.
Last edited by TUXBLACK50; 11-01-2011 at 10:48 PM.