I've noticed un tuned cars doing this more, is yours tuned? Just another guessbut i agree with the above
More than likely condensation because it's cold outside and you can see the carbon monoxide better in the cold. Usually gray/white smoke is an indication of a blown head gasket. However, this is most likely not the case. Your car would run like sh1t and your oil would look milky. Plus the engine would overheat.
Oil is clean and the car runs great, no overheating. Its done this since I got it in september and its not cold in florida in september. Its only when I gun it from a stop or a slow 1st gear roll
Man if you got a Mustang with an O/R pipe, it's gunna spit black smoke from time to time. Stock WOT tunes run a bit rich. If there are not cats on the car to clean up the extra fuel it shows it's self as black smoke.
If it is white smoke, that is an indication of moisture. Which can either be from condensation in the exhaust, or water entering the combustion chamber. But like stated your car would run like **** if there was a problem.
Blue smoke is an indication of oil burning. Which would usually mean piston rings, or other motor wear.
If you smoke is truly gray, that is your pistons being chewed up bad from detonation, typically with a poweradder. Once you see this your motor usually needs a teardown. Since your car is stock, I HIGHLY doubt this.
YOUR CAR IS FINE! Now go do a burnout just to make sure!
i have close to the same mods as you, but i have no cats, with about 108k on my motor, and somtimes after i sit at a light 3-4 min, when i rev it to take off, it will puff out a cloud of smoke. i think it just the valve guide seals tho.
3-4 min. remember mine would do it in 3-4 seconds before we used motor honey. i could used my car to exterminate misquitos in the neighborhood
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