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Coming out of Sunderland today I was behind an s reg evo 6, he kept checking me out in his mirrors and I said to the other half he was going to boot it as soon as he got the chance.

Sure enough we got to some dual carriageway and I pull out to pass a van we were gaining on, he doesn't want to wait for me to pass so quickly indicates out and floors it.

That's when a huge amount of brown smoke comes out the back and he quickly slows and pulls over.

So what went, turbo? Whole engine? Their wasn't any debris I could see. Rachel says I should feel guilty as if it wasn't for me he wouldn't have floored it!

No idea what went, but .................:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Pride?

His wallet?

Probably just a boost pipe

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:rofl:

A boost pipe, it happened to my fabia, or something similar to that

Poor EVO boy.:rofl::rofl:

Probably just a boost pipe; an oil line or turbo bearings usually give super-dense white smoke.

That said, I've seen remapped Evos that output black smoke on full boost.

So Scooby takes a dump :rofl:

Clearly the answer is the @r$e out of his trousers... :rofl:

There is a perverse pleasure in reading about this type of thing happening. However, if it the same fate befalls one of us, we're gutted. Human nature eh?

Schadenfreude :)

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