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was driving behind my mates valver when he accelerated in second then took his foot of the accelerator and a puff of white smoke came out of the exhaust.
If its gasket it would be more obvious driving wise..but that sort of thing is generally worn seals around the pistons..inevitable stuff..could be a broken ring too (matron!)
LARGE amounts of oil make white smoke, but generally a valvestem seal or a rig would make a blue haze non stop on full throttle. You would also get alot of blowby and increased crankcase pressure and a loss of power.
The puff of white smoke if the car wasnt cold could just be some oil thrown up through the breather system.