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12-10-2005, 04:09 PM
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flame thrower
yeah i have a 95 yj seen in the picture that should somewhere be below my post but anyway ... yeah i love muddin just as much as n e one else but i have a question ... i have no catalytic converter and a glass pack on the exhaust and i've been reading up on flame thrower kits ... yes i know it shouldnt go on a jeep but to be honest i like to be different so if there is anyone who can give me mabye like a parts list or somehting so i can piece it together myself would be great because i dont want to buy an actual kit ... thankx
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12-27-2005, 10:53 AM
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Re: flame thrower
I feel like I'm back in the Eclipse forum! I did this to my eclipse... for about a week. I got a fix-it ticket pretty quick though. lol I was able to just put a spark plug near the end of my exhaust and conect that to a switch in the dash. I was running a little rich, so all I had to do was rev a little and hit the switch. Feel free to PM me for help.
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