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09-03-2006, 11:11 PM
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Flamethrowers don't work on EFI vehicles and vehicles with cats. You need to be able to dump raw fuel into your exhaust for it to burn. You could always put a propane kit on it but that's kinda dangerous as well.
09-03-2006, 11:14 PM
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if u dont run cats, it IS possible
its more of a torch flame.....
www.autoloc.com sells a kit, it worked on an lt1. so theres hope for u
its more of a torch flame.....
www.autoloc.com sells a kit, it worked on an lt1. so theres hope for u
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09-04-2006, 12:47 PM
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mine pops a flame occasionaly, i have of course never seen it. but my friends are like dude, it was two blue flames that hit the ground and spread out on the road. but then again my car is way out of tune.
09-04-2006, 02:48 PM
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my friend has flamethrowers on his car let me find the video
here it is
http://www.bolchazy.com/pub/jon/flamevideo.mpg
here it is
http://www.bolchazy.com/pub/jon/flamevideo.mpg
09-04-2006, 03:44 PM
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thats my car, im not sure how its done, it was like that when i bought it. i think theres a coil behind the license plate and theres 2 spark plugs in the exhaust, i know that
09-04-2006, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by s1ck s0n
well how is it activated? can you hold that jet-like flame?
doesnt seem real safe or that good for your car! looks cool but doesnt seem worth the damage you could cause....and the amount of gas you would waste! i bought one and its been sitting in my garage for like a year now. i have played with the idea...but not sure! looks cool none the less...cool vid...
i always thot it would be cool to use on someone who was tailgating your ***
they would get off your *** REAL fast then Last edited by TUMBLRws6; 09-04-2006 at 06:00 PM.
09-04-2006, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by TUMBLRws6
no...however that would be sweet! lol what you do is rev to a high RPM and you push a button that makes your car kind of stall...or "shut down" momentarily which allows the raw fuel to travel through your exhaust and is ignited by a spark plug at the end of your tips. in an auto you woould have to put car in Nuetral while driving, REV, then push the button! AND if you watch that vid it looks like his car stalled and had to restart it at the end!
doesnt seem real safe or that good for your car! looks cool but doesnt seem worth the damage you could cause....and the amount of gas you would waste! i bought one and its been sitting in my garage for like a year now. i have played with the idea...but not sure! looks cool none the less...cool vid...
i always thot it would be cool to use on someone who was tailgating your *** they would get off your *** REAL fast then
doesnt seem real safe or that good for your car! looks cool but doesnt seem worth the damage you could cause....and the amount of gas you would waste! i bought one and its been sitting in my garage for like a year now. i have played with the idea...but not sure! looks cool none the less...cool vid...
i always thot it would be cool to use on someone who was tailgating your ***
they would get off your *** REAL fast thenhaha, yeah no ****. where did you get your kit thing and how hard is it to wire up? i really like the idea, but like you said, is it worth the possible damage?
