Sorry the topic sounds like a porn site...

I have 1,000 miles on my S2000 and I have a good deal of carbon (exhaust remnants) built up on my exhaust tips. It also spews a good deal of liquid when it is first started.

A few questions:

1) Is this normal to have carbon build-up?

2) Is the liquid (water) spew normal?

3) How do I keep the tips clean?

4) How incredible is the S2000 (already know the answer to this one...)

Thanks in advance for you suggestions and help!

 

1) yes
2) yes
3) mother's polish
4) amazingly incredible

 

I haven't had much soot on my '02 exhaust tips (7500 miles). I usually hit them with the wash mitt when I was the car, but they haven't been bad.

 

Use Windex to clean them after washing and then use Never Dull on them. The Never Dull helps keep them clean. I got mine at autozone.

 

I use Never Dull too...it makes the tip nice and shiny.

 

I also found that my tips stay clean longer after using Never Dull.

 

I use Stoner's Tarminator for over 1 year and they look amazing

 

I put 6 coats of high temp ceramic flat black paint on mine and they look great all the time!

 

Since I changed to Mobil-1 synthetic, the tips stay clean.

 

you didnt say which exhaust, so i will assume its stock.
on the stock one, i used a chrome polish.
on my spugen dual ovals i use a stainless steel polish.
i also zainoed both (but then i also zainoed the headlights!).