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Old 17 September 2002, 03:01 PM
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A mate off mine has a 98 STi typeR, a year ago the engine let go on the no 3 cylinder, the engine was rebuilt & fitted with Cosworth pistons, the car runs great but uses a little oil, when planting his foot down at the near end off the rev range a large plume/puff off mainly brownie smoke appears, what hes asking is that is this because the car was rebuilt using cossie pistons or is there a prob lurking round the corner??

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Old 17 September 2002, 08:56 PM
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if it is of any help - my old cossie did the same brown smoke, just before the head gasket blew !
Old 17 September 2002, 09:25 PM
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doubt it will be the HG, didnt that year of car/model have a closed deck block....??? i.e less likly to blow the HG...

Is he used octane booster at all...?????

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Old 18 September 2002, 07:43 AM
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No hes not using any octane booster just plain old optimax, he was told that the brown smoke was a common occurance when using cossie pistons but hes just being careful by asking me to ask the collective, anybody else using cossie pistons care to reply?
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