I was just wondering if anybody is running a g-force ECU and getting flames?

 

since the G-Force ECUs are tuned pretty rich, if you have an open exhaust system, im pretty sure youll be flamer.

 

goody!

 

can you get flames by just sitting there revving or do you actaully have to be driving?

 

yeah...it will work both ways.

 

I have a gforce ecu and my car shoots flames all the time. I can rev it in neutural and flames will shoot out.

 

That doesn't hurt the car or engine at all does it? The idea of that seems awesome

 

Not the engine, but it can put a toll on your rear bumper unless you extend your exhaust out a little or use some sort of heat shield.

 

You get some nice flame scars on your bumper so you don't have to light it up to prove it just show them the black smoke stains on your bumper. I don't think it hurts the engine though, it's just excess gas that didn't burn properly. My friends FC will shoot flames but nothing too big just a little pop of light when he romps it from 2nd to 3rd. Not inneutral though. My GSX would shoot about a 3 foot flame when racing but that's it. The guy in the other lane really likes it because it gives him something ot look forward to besides losing. Ha.

 

How did you get yours GSX to shoot flames? Just make it run rich? Cause I have a GST also

 

Flame shooting is soooo James Bond hehe (that's a good thing )

 

My GSX had an Apex'i 3" Race Pipe with Apex' i Dunk catback exhaust. I have a Mutt Level 3 Turbo and I just tune my S-AFC to run a little richer plus I ahd no dump tube off my BOV so my MAS got confused and would richen it up a bit when I shifted and Boom! Flames. I burnt my back bumper a little but I sold my car and bought an RX7.

 

I see..yeah..I have the GReddy evo exhaust with a tanabe 3in dp and highflow cat on mine. I am runnin hte FP "Green" Turbocharger as well. MAybe I'll have to try that, heh

 

I would not try that with a cat in place. My Race pipe eliminated the cat all together. You might damage something. It still may work but I dunno.