Lighting the candles??
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From: Phenix, AZ
Lighting the candles?? I know these are newb questions but how do you light the candles? Its something Ive always wanted to do. What causes it? How much do you need to spray through the car?
Just a by product, many things can be variables such as exhaust length, camshaft profile and the timing you have in the engine. A real clean tune can get the candles to light but of course the more you spray and a couple of kits the better chances there is for the flame.
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Or google Jeff Sitton "Hyde", or Kyle Huettell "Bad9er", or Steve Jackson "Killintime".
Talk about gorilla flames from those three...you'd think they were cooking hot dogs over the bull horns.
Talk about gorilla flames from those three...you'd think they were cooking hot dogs over the bull horns.
I just picked up a 6.2 short block, going to contact you to help build a flame throwing dragon! Big compression,solid roller, rpm dragon
By "lighting the candles" you guys talking about a steady flame out the exhaust while spraying? I feel late as hell cause I thought that was just a fast & furious thing and didn't know it was a real by product of nitrous... lol. Now I'm wishing my car would do it lol.
