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Flame thrower


RDR

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Joined
Nov 2, 2008
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161
City
The Texas Highways
Vehicle Year
1988/2002
Transmission
Automatic
just woundering if anyone has ever used/made a flame throw on there ride, im about to start my build and i want to put one in my stack, just woudnering how it worked out and if you have any pics/ vids.
Thanks!
 
Here's one :icon_twisted:


sherman_flamethrower.jpg
 
The ones that I have seen usually involve a second small pipe running up the stack for propane or natural gas and a spark plug near the top to light it off.
 
i was just going to put the plug in my pipe and unplug my o2, and see if it would run rich enought.
 
i was just going to put the plug in my pipe and unplug my o2, and see if it would run rich enought.

:buttkick:

Do it right.
 
If you're looking for short flames, like you see on some of the old hot rods, you will need to remove your cat. no need to unplug your o2 sensor. the trick is to rev your engine and activate your flame as you let off the gas. Suddenly closing your throttle will cause your engine to run rich momentarily. adding spark in your exhaust should givew you a 1-3 ft blue flame as your engine slows back down. this will probably work better on a carbureted engine, but you should be able to get some results from fuel injection with no catalytic converter.

remember you have to have some means of creating multiple repeated sparks. if you hook up a coil and spark plug it will only spark once for each time the coil is energized.

if you aren't planning on removing your cat, or you want 10+ft flames you will need some kind of propane system. and I don't have any good advice for that.

good luck and be careful.
 
^^^ i was just about to say the same thing its not legal
 
ya buts it not going to be on the street, just a mud truck, im leaning to not even trying, i dont want to blow up my ride lol
 
There is a way to do this with a fuel injector and a spark plug plumbed into your existing fuel delivery system, but I am not going to divulge the information I know.
 
I thinks its a fantastic idea on or off the road, I sure hope its a diesel if it has a stack.
 

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