mcmmotorsports
Resident Mental Patient
I drove the car 200 miles day before yesterday, with the side pipe baffles removed, and when I got to my destination, I had a headache, felt a little dizzy and slept like I haven't slept in days. Now, it could've been that I was really tired OR there is exhaust getting in the cabin.
Yesterday, drove back home, 200 miles and had similar symptoms. However, this time I am thinking I may have been dehydrated. It was very humid yesterday at the track and I'll admit, I didn't drink enough.
Anyway, what are the chances of exhaust fumes getting in the car with the baffles removed?
Yesterday, drove back home, 200 miles and had similar symptoms. However, this time I am thinking I may have been dehydrated. It was very humid yesterday at the track and I'll admit, I didn't drink enough.
Anyway, what are the chances of exhaust fumes getting in the car with the baffles removed?