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Old 01-03-2004, 01:58 PM
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Re: Propane Flamethrower Kits

No Propane here either.

Some guys tune their cars rich. This is a by product of it. Especially turbo cars where they are not boosting hard. There is extra unburnt fuel in the exhaust that gets ignited and this is the result.

So when I start seeing cars installing systems in their cars to make flames it makes me smile. Imitation is the purest form of flattery.

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Hey domestic ricer, thanks for what you said, I just don't have a lot of time to post every day. Anwyay I searched auto forums like everyone said and still didn't find a propane flame thrower kit. I found a couple of regular ones, but I don't like the though of shutting off my ignition to send raw fuel. Let me know if you find any propane kits for sale or instructions on making them.
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Throwing REAL flames is pimp. When someone is tailgating me and I go from 1st to 2nd it will throw a huge flame and backfire and hit their bumper. Or when I am crusing I can rev to the redline and let off and it will throw like 2-3ft flames.
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Re: Propane Flamethrower Kits

My boyfriend's mate makes home made flame kits, i was just wondering how safe you recon they are?
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Re: Re: Propane Flamethrower Kits

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My boyfriend's mate makes home made flame kits, i was just wondering how safe you recon they are?


Well, common sense would dictate that shooting a fireball any place near a tank full of gasoline would be unsafe.


So, shooting a flame out the tail pipes of a car, where in a short distance several gallons of petrol sit... not a great idea.


And I know you probably don't know this, but digging up old threads (over 3 months old) is highly frowned upon.
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