exhaust fire
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exhaust fire
Those just look like flamethrowers. Do they really have anything to do with engine exhaust?
He was lucky to just destroy the muffler, rather than watching the pistons peed out of the block. Only morons rev a car that hard without any load on it.
Just assume our cars are fitted with catalytic converters, and therefore need to control the fuelling more accurately, especially on the over run, so exhuast flames don't happen. Maybe one day Scawen will add it, but it'll probably be an S3 thing now.
Just assume our cars are fitted with catalytic converters, and therefore need to control the fuelling more accurately, especially on the over run, so exhuast flames don't happen. Maybe one day Scawen will add it, but it'll probably be an S3 thing now.
dont they just set the ignition wrong, like they do on sprints?
The flame throwing exhaust people have spark plugs mounted in the tail pipe and a control system dumps raw fuel through the exhaust while pulsing ignition through the spark plugs. That's how it works.
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- Töki (HUN)
well, my friend's muffiler blew pecause it got gas in it and the heatness putted it into fire but it was a closed space so it blew..
Looking at the first video, i can put fire crackers in my muffler too.
yes but check the last one. it isnt cracker...almoust 100 years old car :P
I eat chavs for breakfast.
Yeah - it's so bad for the engine too. Destroys all the seals very quickly. You have to disassemble the engine frequently and replace them. It just seems like too much of a hassle...
tho I guess if it's just a show car it doesn't runt that much anyway.
Obviously with scrambled eggs and toast, otherwise I find that there is a dodgy aftertaste from a single chav.
p.s. 5 cups of coffee is not good if you have a work meeting the same morning at 10
Just remind me this one (don't worry about it being in spanish, I bet you can understand it pretty well
)http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=02umVakgZRw
exhaust fire
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