OK So are flames normal??? LOL
OK So are flames normal??? LOL 
Went to the track last night with my friends and while on the highway they said that a few times when I decelerated I was shooting about a 1 foot flame from the tail pipe(s). After all the "flamer" jokes died down I proceeded to put on a worthless display of speed and skill 12.5 @ 119.6. I assume this is a rich condition causing the flamage? I was hoping that this is what is also causing a LARGE dip in acceleration as soon as I start to boost. I have been playing with EFIlive but have not had much time to figure out logging yet, and I know that you can't just run a muck making changes. Any ideas, comments, heck even flamer jokes I don't care anymore, talk to me goose....7:00 PM I am still at work 
Just name your car the Batmobile and you are done.
But yes, if flames are shooting out, then fuel is in the exhaust system. This would indicate to me a rich condition.
You need to figure out how to log data so folk can help you.
Best of luck.
But yes, if flames are shooting out, then fuel is in the exhaust system. This would indicate to me a rich condition.
You need to figure out how to log data so folk can help you.
Best of luck.
When a BOV releases air into atmosphere, the engine runs exceptionally rich for that instant. Fuel then ignites in the exhaust and flames shoot out. My car doesn't run that lean and I shoot a flame at most shifts. But we should both lean our A/F ratios.
Originally Posted by koolaid_kid
Just name your car the Batmobile and you are done.
But yes, if flames are shooting out, then fuel is in the exhaust system. This would indicate to me a rich condition.
You need to figure out how to log data so folk can help you.
Best of luck.
But yes, if flames are shooting out, then fuel is in the exhaust system. This would indicate to me a rich condition.
You need to figure out how to log data so folk can help you.
Best of luck.
