spark plug in tailpipe?

[rich m]

Originally posted by smoker1:
I've seen a few of those big rig pullers that shoot flames when they want. Somebody told me that they put small alcohol burners in the stacks. Not sure.
How would you get oxygen in the stacks? I mainly just truck pull with mine and there tends to be a whole lot of smoke. I don't know how I would get air in the stacks. Any ideas?

remember: Diesels have lots of leftover air/O2 --- you shouldn't havta port the exhaust on one of ours... a gasser, you would, I suspect, but should be easy if you just have a solenoid-controlled flap valve over an open plumbing fitting right in the side of the exhaust pipe... . now i feel so dirty #ad
, contributing to the delinquency of an ex-minor!

 

[Koa Man]

I have instructions on how to setup a real flamer thrower out of your exhaust pipe. This would be shooting a homemade napalm mixture approx. 100 ft. Of course these instructions would be for informational purposes only and not to be used for real.

 

[merryman]

When i was a kid, a buddy and I rigged up a magneto from a Modle T, and a spark plug in his exhaust pipe----can't remember any of the details, but when it was turned on, it woould throw a couple feet of flame when he let of on the throttle. We thought it real cool till he failed to notice the local cop sitting nearby. He just took it away from us.
Back then Cops tended to do a lot of informal justice-----in lieu of telling your dad.

Vaughn

 

[DennyDay]

Sorry for the delay in answering, been seein' America again. 1/4 inch pipe is plenty. POL or Acme fitting is what fits bottle. Old uses POL new uses Acme. 40% refers to how much you open valve. Wide open (100%) is to much. Be careful around people with spandex or polyester clothing!

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Denny
'99 2500 4X4 White short Q cab to much added to put here
On Order- Mom's Ram 2001 Qcab CTD with auto trans and all the bells and whistles

 

[HEMI®Dart]

I saw a company that sells flame thrower Kits. They won't sell you everthing because there illegal.

More info: http://www.hotrodsofnorco.com/products.htm#flame #ad




[This message has been edited by HEMI®Dart (edited 05-14-2001). ]