Black dirt/haze on GT3 Rear Bumper?
#1
Black dirt/haze on GT3 Rear Bumper?
I get a layer of black haze on my back bumper that covers the whole bumper after about 200 miles of driving.
My car is white so it shows pretty easily but it seems odd.
I was thinking either it's running rich, burning oil (oil level hasn't changed in 1000 miles) or maybe tire residue from these soft compound tires.
Anyone else with a 997 GT3 notice this.
My car is white so it shows pretty easily but it seems odd.
I was thinking either it's running rich, burning oil (oil level hasn't changed in 1000 miles) or maybe tire residue from these soft compound tires.
Anyone else with a 997 GT3 notice this.
#5
I get a layer of black haze on my back bumper that covers the whole bumper after about 200 miles of driving.
My car is white so it shows pretty easily but it seems odd.
I was thinking either it's running rich, burning oil (oil level hasn't changed in 1000 miles) or maybe tire residue from these soft compound tires.
Anyone else with a 997 GT3 notice this.
My car is white so it shows pretty easily but it seems odd.
I was thinking either it's running rich, burning oil (oil level hasn't changed in 1000 miles) or maybe tire residue from these soft compound tires.
Anyone else with a 997 GT3 notice this.
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Thanks for the input. I keep it clean and waxed so I'm good but it seemed strange, the TT doesn't do it. I guess the aerodynamics suck the exhaust back.
Ruf GT2, I know i owe you a ride. I'm still breaking it in which is taking too long with my traveling and surgery but not to worry.
Ruf GT2, I know i owe you a ride. I'm still breaking it in which is taking too long with my traveling and surgery but not to worry.
#11
Just the sign of tell tale happiness...it means your GT3 is being enjoyed. It shoudl cause no problems so long as you wash regulary and have it waxed. Do not try to wipe the residue away without washing though. That will scratch the paint with all the dirt/brake, and exhaust soot particles. Hope this helps.
#12
Thanks for the input. I keep it clean and waxed so I'm good but it seemed strange, the TT doesn't do it. I guess the aerodynamics suck the exhaust back.
Ruf GT2, I know i owe you a ride. I'm still breaking it in which is taking too long with my traveling and surgery but not to worry.
Ruf GT2, I know i owe you a ride. I'm still breaking it in which is taking too long with my traveling and surgery but not to worry.
#13
Just the sign of tell tale happiness...it means your GT3 is being enjoyed. It shoudl cause no problems so long as you wash regulary and have it waxed. Do not try to wipe the residue away without washing though. That will scratch the paint with all the dirt/brake, and exhaust soot particles. Hope this helps.
Yes it does, thanks.
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