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| tjnipper Quote | Reply | | FLAMES posted on: 3/11/2008 11:58:11 AM What would we need to do to get FLAMES to shoot out the exhaust besides set the car on fire?????? |
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myredpt
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/11/2008 6:38:02 PM A fuel Pump, A Spark Plug and a Coil Box. Not too hard to do really! BUT, you have to extend the exhaust tip to keep the flames off the (flammable, meltable) rear bumper! |
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TPsCRUISER
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/11/2008 8:05:38 PM Nip, For a PT, get a silk scarf, red, yellow and orange and tie it to the exhaust pipe so it flutters like those flame lights Tinker uses in his trunk display. A whole lot safer than the real thing! |
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myredpt
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/11/2008 9:14:55 PM But John, you can't roast marshmallows with a scarf? 
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TPsCRUISER
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/12/2008 11:45:04 AM With the price of gas... who can afford to shoot flames anyway! |
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myredpt
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replied on: 3/12/2008 5:32:14 PM Good point John! |
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MagicDJ
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/13/2008 3:31:21 PM I would get a strob light and put it under the tailpipe with and flame looking type lense. You can only see the flames really well at night so you go with the strob and from distance it will look like the flickering of a flame. But, what do I know, I still haven't found a set of wheels I like for my PT Yet! |
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tjnipper
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/14/2008 8:45:47 AM I like tha scarf idea, seems to be the easiest to do, may try it at the next PARADE. |
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TPsCRUISER
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/14/2008 5:08:01 PM Nip, Just check Barb's closet, I'm sure she won't miss one! Yes, we'll all come visit you in the hospital! |
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fatboypt
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/19/2008 12:04:36 AM most of all the rodders I know use propane, better flames and doesn't cost as much |
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myredpt
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FLAMES
replied on: 3/19/2008 7:40:20 PM The problem with propane is that the flash point is much higher then gasoline. Most serious show car flame throwers I have seen are on gasoline. BTW, you cannot use a passive, non injected flame kit on any car with fuel injection or a catalytic converter. It has to be a force fed system. |
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