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 Post subject: flame kits????
PostPosted: Mon May 03, 2004 2:48 pm 
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What do u guys think of those flame kits that they make for the cars.
would u guys call me a tool if i put one on my mini.
is there anything to watch out for.

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 Post subject: Re: flame kits????
PostPosted: Mon May 03, 2004 6:05 pm 
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mini75 wrote:
would u guys call me a tool if i put one on my mini.


Yes!


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PostPosted: Mon May 03, 2004 6:51 pm 
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:oops: thanks for being honest about the name calling.

is there an australian company who deal with these kits or are they all over seas.

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yeah there is, http://www.flamethrowers.com.au I too have looked into a flame thrower kit for my clubman and i found these guys in a hot rod mag. So if that makes me a tool, then i am proudly a tool!!!!

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yeah those kits are $165 each :)


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PostPosted: Mon May 03, 2004 8:53 pm 
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GET 1 JIM that would look ace as long as im in front of ya wen u do it :lol:

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I thought you wanted the S African type.. :lol:

You know, LPG powered gas burners under the doors. Designed to give hotfoot to any potential carjackers!
Legal over there too. A BMW option, I hear. :twisted:

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yeah man go for it. i want one to. maybe we should get a bulk buy... u get em cheaper then... anyone?

u can make em cheaper.. its just easyer this way maybe?

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bulk buys make sense if u live in the same state.. 8)


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850pvan wrote:
bulk buys make sense if u live in the same state.. 8)


yeah, but it was only a idea.... :(

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basically all it is, is a sparkplug in the last few inches of your exhaust!!!! :D :D

make it your self....its cheper, 8)

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but you have to fiddle with your carby, you have to run it richer so that you have unburnt gas in ur exhaust, :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:


i hope i save you $160, hehehee :wink:

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i was going to make it my self but how do u get the spark in the exhaust to fire rapidly.
you need a coil but with a contact point to close and open the circuit so the coil can charge and fire.
how do u do that.
i was thinking of using a gas stove inigtion system but get one that uses 12 volt dc.
i think that would be enough but i can't find anyone who sells them.

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hey.
i suppose my weber is putting in excess fuel because i can hear it popping when i decrerate. the zorst should be full of fuel ready to be burnt.. :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

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yeah, can someone tell us how to make them and what bits you need? tar

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 25, 2004 11:42 pm 
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YEP im a TOOL!!!

flames look wicked!!!

come on AUSMIN4UI!!!!

wake up!!!!!

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