possiblities of backfire
I guess you guys havent owned rotaries before. The rotary runs pig rich, by default, so high rpms, when you drop the throttle, all of that fuel mix goes out your tailpipes and then you have backfire, or flames out the tailpipes. especially if you run straight pipes. it is the rotary "pop". its nothing to worry to much about, unless you are running standalone, high boost, etc. otherwise its just a way to keep people from tailgating you!
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