Tail pipe flame
#1
09-03-2006, 02:35 PM
Tail pipe flame
Just curious, i was driving on the highway a few days ago and saw a supra. As it past me i noticed a little puff of flame from the exhaust tail pipe. Thought it was kinda kewl and wondered is there something wrong with his car or is that a normal thing. Is it some sort of flame thrower kit.
#3
09-03-2006, 07:24 PM
RE: Tail pipe flame
Ohh okay so is the flame a constant thing or does it happen during shift or WOT or what. Just wondering if the driver can control it and cause it to do that when he/she wants.
#5
09-03-2006, 08:28 PM
RE: Tail pipe flame
You need to shift at redline or rev really high and le off the throttle really fast... or you can get a flamer kit that is basically like a spark plug in your exhaust tip and also an engine kill switch... so when you rev up the car... hit the kill switch no fuel is being burnt so its all being thrown into the exhaust and it ignites..
#6
09-03-2006, 08:34 PM
RE: Tail pipe flame
ORIGINAL: Sebba
You need to shift at redline or rev really high and le off the throttle really fast... or you can get a flamer kit that is basically like a spark plug in your exhaust tip and also an engine kill switch... so when you rev up the car... hit the kill switch no fuel is being burnt so its all being thrown into the exhaust and it ignites..
You need to shift at redline or rev really high and le off the throttle really fast... or you can get a flamer kit that is basically like a spark plug in your exhaust tip and also an engine kill switch... so when you rev up the car... hit the kill switch no fuel is being burnt so its all being thrown into the exhaust and it ignites..
#9
09-03-2006, 09:31 PM
RE: Tail pipe flame
ORIGINAL: Sebba
lol i said that... rev the car really high (ok maybe not that high) and let off the throttle really fast... .
lol i said that... rev the car really high (ok maybe not that high) and let off the throttle really fast... .
#10
09-04-2006, 12:48 AM
RE: Tail pipe flame
so it seem likesomething anybody can do as long as they do it right. No harm is done?