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What brand of exhaust and have you changed your oil recently?

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Old 06-23-2011, 06:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What brand of exhaust and have you changed your oil recently?
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What brand of exhaust and have you changed your oil recently?

hi,

its a small company in germany which is making this ones.

ff- autotechnik, you will not know them in the States.

last oil change is some 10.000 km ago.

whats surprising is really from the day i have the exhaust the oil temps jumped. i guess nothing to do with oil.
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Higher combustion temperatures due to running lean could produce more heat.
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Higher combustion temperatures due to running lean could produce more heat.
so i need an additional oil cooler or change again for oem exhaust.

no fun to drive like this
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so i need an additional oil cooler or change again for oem exhaust.

no fun to drive like this
A custom tune could correct the AFR ratios if that is the case. Anything up around 110-115C is pretty normal but if you drive on the autobahn regularly then you are going to need an oil cooler.
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A custom tune could correct the AFR ratios if that is the case. Anything up around 110-115C is pretty normal but if you drive on the autobahn regularly then you are going to need an oil cooler.


to correct the AFR ratio ?! doest it mean to reflash the ECU?
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to correct the AFR ratio ?! doest it mean to reflash the ECU?
Yes if you do the Uprev a reflash is required. Some dealers are willing to tweak AFR's as well.
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