i have a 94 gsr that has 130,000 miles on it. i drive the car between 2-4 times a month. and one day i had a friend driving behind me and he told me that the car blew out some white smoke when i was in high rpms. i did a compression test and came out with 210 210 200 210 and the plugs are clean, and oil does not smell burnt. i bought the car from an older man which owned it for 11 years. and has a stack of reciptes on the car so i know it was well taken car of and was never beaten on. what i am wondering is if i am burning out or is it condensation from sitting so long in my garage.

 

White smoke equals Coolant i believe.

 

yeah it does, my car does the same but i don't think its white smoke. people tell me its my rings

 

Not neccessarily. It's moisture of some sort, most often coolant, but yeah.

 

It is def some sort of coolant in ur engine.

 

i followed my friend driving my gsr, and at high rpm shifts i saw a tiny puff of black smoke come out of the pipe. the car ran great, didn't burn much oil, gave me no problems. i assumed it was because the previous owner didn't drive it very hard, and winding it up was just puffing out the carbon build-up. i think the puffs were mostly when it went into vtec and the secondaries opened up.