another flame shooting thread :p
06-01-04, 06:35 PM
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another flame shooting thread :p
1990 tII
**** i got installed:
-turbo back racing beat exhaust
-rewired walbro 255lhp fuel pump
-t3/t4 turbo
Stuff i have ordered or am in the process of doing:
-FPR
-720cc secondary injectors
-porting wastegate
-K&N cone filter
-s-afc
I was told that its very easy to make rx7's shoot flames especially the TII models... but mine isnt shooting flames
i really wanna be shooting flames and im wondering wat i gotta do to shoot flames.. thanks guys
btw no chincy ways like putting spark plugs in the exhaust or anything..
**** i got installed:
-turbo back racing beat exhaust
-rewired walbro 255lhp fuel pump
-t3/t4 turbo
Stuff i have ordered or am in the process of doing:
-FPR
-720cc secondary injectors
-porting wastegate
-K&N cone filter
-s-afc
I was told that its very easy to make rx7's shoot flames especially the TII models... but mine isnt shooting flames
i really wanna be shooting flames and im wondering wat i gotta do to shoot flames.. thanks guys
btw no chincy ways like putting spark plugs in the exhaust or anything..
06-01-04, 07:57 PM
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i didnt actually upgrade the turbo i bought it that way but alrite... so are u gonna attempt to help me by giving me suggestions for flame shooting mods?
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06-01-04, 08:19 PM
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Um...well, what I do...is not THAT safe...but, I am still here typing...right?
Drill small holes in your tail pipes somwhere that is not noticable. Insert your spark pulgs... Then, run a small fuel line off your main fuel line that will only put out so much pressure...we are talking not even ONE PSI...install that just before the spark plug...run a switch to provide a closed circuit at your discretion...the longer you hold the switch the more flame shoots out...get what I am saying? There are easier ways to do it...but thats how I did it. I ran signals off of a separate battery and coil...
Drill small holes in your tail pipes somwhere that is not noticable. Insert your spark pulgs... Then, run a small fuel line off your main fuel line that will only put out so much pressure...we are talking not even ONE PSI...install that just before the spark plug...run a switch to provide a closed circuit at your discretion...the longer you hold the switch the more flame shoots out...get what I am saying? There are easier ways to do it...but thats how I did it. I ran signals off of a separate battery and coil...
06-01-04, 10:26 PM
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Originally posted by White 87 13B
Um...well, what I do...is not THAT safe...but, I am still here typing...right?
Drill small holes in your tail pipes somwhere that is not noticable. Insert your spark pulgs... Then, run a small fuel line off your main fuel line that will only put out so much pressure...we are talking not even ONE PSI...install that just before the spark plug...run a switch to provide a closed circuit at your discretion...the longer you hold the switch the more flame shoots out...get what I am saying? There are easier ways to do it...but thats how I did it. I ran signals off of a separate battery and coil...
Um...well, what I do...is not THAT safe...but, I am still here typing...right?
Drill small holes in your tail pipes somwhere that is not noticable. Insert your spark pulgs... Then, run a small fuel line off your main fuel line that will only put out so much pressure...we are talking not even ONE PSI...install that just before the spark plug...run a switch to provide a closed circuit at your discretion...the longer you hold the switch the more flame shoots out...get what I am saying? There are easier ways to do it...but thats how I did it. I ran signals off of a separate battery and coil...
That cracked me up!
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Originally posted by White 87 13B
Spark plugs in the exhaust...never let me down!!!
Spark plugs in the exhaust...never let me down!!!
Why would you want REAL flames...not very healthy i believe.
06-01-04, 10:42 PM
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Originally posted by DominiCan
correct me if im wrong but with the racing beat exhaust system you wont beable to shoot flames with that set up..
correct me if im wrong but with the racing beat exhaust system you wont beable to shoot flames with that set up..
I got the RB Turboback, Walbro and BOV, I don't shoot massive flames like sonicrat, but I do get a nice little flame/spark, maybe 4- 6in or so
06-01-04, 10:51 PM
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That would be correct. 
You should see now that I've got the turbo strapped to that beast. I can roll 3-4 footers for a good 30 seconds (my coworker thought my car caught on fire, haha)
You should see now that I've got the turbo strapped to that beast. I can roll 3-4 footers for a good 30 seconds (my coworker thought my car caught on fire, haha)
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well theres another trick. remove all your cat system and install the spark plugs in the tail pipe and hook up a coil to them and the flames should shoot but you have to remove all of your cats and only shoot flames at full open throttle.
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If you want to sacrafice power, I'm sure you could rig up a way to cut spark from one rotor, and the gas should ignite when it meats the flames coming out of the other rotor.
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If you want flames, you need
1. No cat
2. Plenty fuel
If you have a cat, remove it. Then upgrade your injectors to 720's. You will need an S-AFC at this point to tune it, and you need to tune it a bit rich. You will get a much decresed chance of detonation, plus those tastey flames! My guess is that your turbo is too big and you are running lean, which means no extra fuel down the exhaust pipe.
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1. No cat
2. Plenty fuel
If you have a cat, remove it. Then upgrade your injectors to 720's. You will need an S-AFC at this point to tune it, and you need to tune it a bit rich. You will get a much decresed chance of detonation, plus those tastey flames! My guess is that your turbo is too big and you are running lean, which means no extra fuel down the exhaust pipe.
-Joe
06-02-04, 05:47 PM
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no carts huh?
I have an na that occasionally shoots some little guys. I have rb header, no cats, hks exhaust. After I let off the gas when i'm at WOT i sometimes shoot one. Its usually just a cloud of smoke though.
I have an na that occasionally shoots some little guys. I have rb header, no cats, hks exhaust. After I let off the gas when i'm at WOT i sometimes shoot one. Its usually just a cloud of smoke though.
