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hogmaw

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Have often toyed with the idea of a kit, but like most dont really want a hole in my nice NUR Spec. Was hoping for flames without a kit after decat, and have been told that im overfueling anyway, but still nothing. Can flames be got from a BPU UK Auto..? Or is a single needed.?

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Check these pics of my car out on a track day I did a couple of years ago, flames like a goodun! I do like flames.

 

http://www.whifbitz.co.uk/images/forum pics/supraflameout.jpg

 

http://www.whifbitz.co.uk/images/forum pics/supraflameout1.jpg

 

http://www.whifbitz.co.uk/images/forum pics/supraflameout2.jpg

 

http://www.whifbitz.co.uk/images/forum pics/supraflameout3.jpg

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Hey you are a bit harsh i think. Not for me no, but not half as gay as under car neons etc

 

Neons are so cool they make you love long time and pull plenty pretty lady:p

 

i have em lol

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Paul your car does look awesome :thumbs:

 

Referring to the cheapo flamer kits now:

Isn't there a chance that running unburnt fuel through the turbo could cause turbo damage, kind of like anti-lag - i.e. it'll sound awesome, and spool the turbo, but not do it any good, if the fuel happens to get ignited by the hot turbocharger?

 

Any other negative impacts from cutting spark and just pumping fuel in/out of the cylinders through the valves? Bore wash?

 

That site mentions that having catalytic convertors in place "will decrease the effectiveness of the flames". It doesn't mention that running neat petrol through the cat might (will?) damage it and cause major heat buildup.

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My Westfield used to "flame" sometimes (and pop / bang) I thought it was really cool until it "flamed" at the other (engine) end one day.

 

After about 30 seconds the whole engine bay was on fire and it finished up with a new bonnet, nose, carbs, battery, wiring etc etc.

 

I'm a bit more nervous now...:)

 

The worst bit was stood with a water hose (which was at hand) knowing that if I took the bonnet off it would go up really quick, but not be able to get enough water into the engine bay with the bonnet on !

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