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ok before anyone says its dangerous blow ya engine dont be a wank..
i already know that. its a show thing and to light my cigs when i lsoe my lighter.. anyway how would igo about gettin flames from my 6 banger exhaust. seeing as its Fuel injected would there be enuff fuel in the air coming out to ignite and make a flame. would a bbq starter work? or would i have to rig a sparkplug up.. or if anyone ahs a link for a doco.. i couldnt find one and yes i used search. and i wanna DIY it... cheers mUTHA |
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| Disco Frank |
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google is your friend
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| mUTHA |
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i no that franky.... told me FA.
unkless i wanna buy one but il keeps earchin.. could just borrow one of the plugs from ya au and a lead or 2 |
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For this one, all you need is a car, a sparkplug, ignition wire and a switch. Install the spark plug into the last four or five inches of the tailpipeby drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily. Attach the wire (this is regular insulated wire) to one side of the switch and to the spark plug. The other side of the switch is attached to the positive terminal on the battery. With the car running, simply hit the switch and watch the flames fly!!! Again be careful that no one is behind you! I have seen some of these flames go 20 feet!!!
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i would have thort that the plug may have needed some sort of coil and distributer set up, a friend has this on his 150 with the twin truck stack exhaust, and he has a seperate coil and plug set up, plus he has a extra pump to put extra fuel in the pipe, works ok when he revs it up.
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can teh flame go backwards into the engine??
this would be a sik mod make yu car look liek a hottie
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theres a guy in my MITA class who has that same thing on his Courier (he calls it a bravo instead
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just the 4 cyl petrol engine, with a twin exhaust setup not exactly sure how its configured in but i could probably put you in touch with him? saw it in action too 
electric blue flame pokin out a good 6 inches from the tip haha like a big f**k-off oxy torch not as spectacular in midday sunlight tho 
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| mUTHA |
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yeah i got in contact with a mate on teh wknd ata ute show... but i want a nice yellow flame not ricer blue type but il figure something out..
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Bit more effective than touching the brakes whilst someone is tailgating you! lol
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DoddEA wrote: Bit more effective than touching the brakes whilst someone is tailgating you! lol lmao, bit more illegal also :p
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one of the guys in brisbane that sets them up i believe use an oul drip kit of some sort not straight fuel AFAIK
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| mUTHA |
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pretty much the one im thinkin of gettin cuts power to coil so no spark fuel goes throught pipes then spark and whoomfah
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| mUTHA |
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pretty much the one im thinkin of gettin cuts power to coil so no spark fuel goes throught pipes then spark and whoomfah
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yeah thats pretty much how this guys courier works mutha..
sorry to tell you.. theres like no yellow flame in it at all unfortunately. because its petrol spray it just burns really hot and oxygenated so it will just burn blue... have you seen a kit (on video or in person) that shoots full yellow flame licks? like a fire?
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| mUTHA |
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i have but dunno how... but always see the older like wb and hq hz utes throwing flames.. however they normhave gutted cats and run carb not electronic injection.
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