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07-13-2002, 08:52 PM
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yes i did post something
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please help me
ok im hooking up an exhaust flamethrower kit and i the spark plugs work when its not on but when its on it kills the engine, so did i use the wrong ignition wire coming out of the ignition? does anybody know the color of the stock ignition wire, the one i should use?
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07-14-2002, 03:13 PM
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07-14-2002, 03:17 PM
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Teufelhunden
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if i understand what your saying correctly.... its supposed to kill the motor when you want it to shoot flames, otherwise the air/fuel mixture would be burned in the combustion chamber instead of out the pipes.
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07-14-2002, 03:30 PM
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somebody makes an exhaust flamethrower kit?
Ive heard of everything now !
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07-14-2002, 03:48 PM
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its all about the +6 inches
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To light the flames in your exhaust, you are better off getting 12 volts from someplace other than your ignition switch.
Run a wire from the fuse box, to the switch, then out to the coil(s) in back. Rev it up, let off the gas, hit the swiotch, and you get to melt the fromt bumper of the honda behind you. |
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07-14-2002, 05:25 PM
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yes i did post something
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long horn
thanx for the advice but too late i did this with a kit and it says to use ignition and i already got it hooked up, but if u want to take the time to explain in detail how to use the fuse box instead of ignition then i might change it
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