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Ok heres my dilemma. ive got a 95 240 with a 97 ECR33 RB25DET swap. i just did the following modifications, Greddy intake plenum, infinity Q45 throttle body, FMIC, Greddy Type RS BOV, and walboro 255 fuel pump. When i cranked the car up white smoak poured out of the exhaust constantly while at idle and when the throttle was engaged. it smells like antifreeze but where the hell is it coming from. i need to get my car back running so any help on figuring out my problem will be greatly appreciated. thanks.

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ok so i went outside today and cranked the car and cheked the radiator to see what happened. at idle (which was 2000 today) a small amount of white smoke came from the exhaust. after accelerating lots of white smoke came out and black shit blew out of the exhaust also the coolant level dropped in the radiator. so im assuming its a headgasket problem correct?

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ok so now that ive figured out its a headgasket problem what size gasket should i go with. ive got a place thats goin to do the work for me i just need to get the parts. i was looking at a 1.2 mm cosmetic or a 1.0mm greddy with ARP headstuds. what will be the best.

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right now im running stock until i can get some more cash. and as for compression im not sure when its all said and done maybe in the 8.5:1 to 9:1. as for aftermarket turbo ive looked at alot and right now am looking at a T-67.

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