What's involved in a carbon clean
Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2015 4:48 pm
Hi all,
I recently bought myself a lovely b7 rs4 avant and absolutely love it.
I'm thinking about doing a few bits and bobs to it, but doing a carbon clean to get a nice Base figure first. It has had 1 in the last few years but not sure how bad it would've got again by no. It by no means feels as though it's lacking power but you know what I mean.
Now, having read through quite a few posts on here, it seems like having a carbon clean is the equivalent of remapping or engine building on evo forums and people seem to think it's some kind of wizardry.
Is it just a case of cleaning out the inlet manifold or do the whole heads come off?
If it's a case of taking the heads off then I'll probably give it to a tuner to do, as my evo tries my patience enough, so much so that I can't stand the thing and I don't want to end up feeling the same way towards my rs.
Tom
I recently bought myself a lovely b7 rs4 avant and absolutely love it.
I'm thinking about doing a few bits and bobs to it, but doing a carbon clean to get a nice Base figure first. It has had 1 in the last few years but not sure how bad it would've got again by no. It by no means feels as though it's lacking power but you know what I mean.
Now, having read through quite a few posts on here, it seems like having a carbon clean is the equivalent of remapping or engine building on evo forums and people seem to think it's some kind of wizardry.
Is it just a case of cleaning out the inlet manifold or do the whole heads come off?
If it's a case of taking the heads off then I'll probably give it to a tuner to do, as my evo tries my patience enough, so much so that I can't stand the thing and I don't want to end up feeling the same way towards my rs.
Tom