Flame kit for exhaust?!?
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My buddy makes the kit. You WILL need a "flamethrower" kit though. I think his kit runs for 50 bucks. Reason MOST of the ones on Ebay are junk is they will burn up QUICKLY.
You'll need: Flame thrower "kit"
2 Ignition Coils
2 Spark plugs
1 Windshield Washer Pump
1 Small, leak proof bottle
3 pieces of tube and a t-fitting
Keroscene
He has all the details if you want to contact him. He's however not a sponser here..so hit me up in PMs if you want it. The above setup will shoot flames 2-4 feet back. He does it ALL the time and has yet to even blister the paint on his T/A
You'll need: Flame thrower "kit"
2 Ignition Coils
2 Spark plugs
1 Windshield Washer Pump
1 Small, leak proof bottle
3 pieces of tube and a t-fitting
Keroscene
He has all the details if you want to contact him. He's however not a sponser here..so hit me up in PMs if you want it. The above setup will shoot flames 2-4 feet back. He does it ALL the time and has yet to even blister the paint on his T/A
Originally Posted by ChicagoTransAm
My buddy makes the kit. You WILL need a "flamethrower" kit though. I think his kit runs for 50 bucks. Reason MOST of the ones on Ebay are junk is they will burn up QUICKLY.
You'll need: Flame thrower "kit"
2 Ignition Coils
2 Spark plugs
1 Windshield Washer Pump
1 Small, leak proof bottle
3 pieces of tube and a t-fitting
Keroscene
He has all the details if you want to contact him. He's however not a sponser here..so hit me up in PMs if you want it. The above setup will shoot flames 2-4 feet back. He does it ALL the time and has yet to even blister the paint on his T/A
You'll need: Flame thrower "kit"
2 Ignition Coils
2 Spark plugs
1 Windshield Washer Pump
1 Small, leak proof bottle
3 pieces of tube and a t-fitting
Keroscene
He has all the details if you want to contact him. He's however not a sponser here..so hit me up in PMs if you want it. The above setup will shoot flames 2-4 feet back. He does it ALL the time and has yet to even blister the paint on his T/A
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Originally Posted by ChaseSS
do you think that your buddy would know how to make the flames only like 2-3 inches and to somehow achieve like a bluish flame??
Way it works is, you would rev your engine...press button number 1 which kills the ignition for a second...press button two which sends spark to the plugs in the tailpipe, igniting the raw fuel.
Total cost for kit and everything will be 100 bucks or less
Oh...and the flames are a blue/blueish white
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I didn't read the whole thread, but if this hasn't been posted yet, Pro Mod, Funny cars and Top Fuel dragsters all shoot flames out of the exhaust...without an external ignition or fuel source. The exhaust gas just has fuel left over in it and when it contacts the air at the pipe exit, the fuel mixes with oxygen and combusts. Unless your car is running stoich or lean, it'll do the exact same thing as long as your exhaust gases are above the flash point when they meet oxygen.
