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    The smoke/steam/whatever will appear denser the more of it you

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    depends on if its a 4-stroke dirtbike or 2. For the 2 stroke mix up a small batch of gas with extra oil to get more smoke. On the four stroke you're out of luck if your looking for smoke. Smoke is a bad sign for the 4-stroke.

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    If its a 4-stroke, just add a touch of diesel fuel......that'll blow smoke[:P]


    Well, better not......might be bad for the valves.....


    FWIW, sometimes I've found exhaust is a bitthicker/whiter just after start-up when compared to a warm motor.


    Good luck!


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    Have the sun behind for back light.


    I was also going to say add oil to the gas but other beat me to it. LOL[]


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    Backlighting with the sun was my initial plan.


    And, I

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    Cold air temp will increase the condensation in the air (as well as heat-haze I think).


    Will be interested to see how you do.

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    Add it after the fact. Get some photos of the exhaust against a plain background and under your lighting control - then just adjust the scaling, angle, fade and overlay in the image to make it

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