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Flame Thrower Flame Thrower Kits
The kit can make up to 20’ flames shoot out your exhaust on command. Easy installation and detailed instruction insures compatibility with most exhaust systems.
http://autoloc.com/products/flame.lasso
AutoLoc is not responsible for property damage or injuries caused by this kit.
thought it was funny
Hey, i guess its street legal? Usually they said not for road use, but seeing how it doesnt, y not
The kit can make up to 20’ flames shoot out your exhaust on command. Easy installation and detailed instruction insures compatibility with most exhaust systems.
http://autoloc.com/products/flame.lasso
AutoLoc is not responsible for property damage or injuries caused by this kit.
thought it was funnyHey, i guess its street legal? Usually they said not for road use, but seeing how it doesnt, y not
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what???
$125.00 ????????????? What Are you insane???????? Dude I should start selling those. lol lol lol
Guess what i'll do????
I'll tell you for free... you don't need all that ish.
dis is what you do easy as 123, and might cost you 20 bucks at most.
*1 Spark Plug
*A long piece of ignition wire
*And a switch.
Install the spark plug into the last four or five inches of
the exhaust by drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily.
Attach the wire to one side of the switch and to the spark plug.
The other side of the switch is attached to the positive terminal on the battery.
With the car running, simply hit the switch and watch the flames fly!!!
Guess what i'll do????
I'll tell you for free... you don't need all that ish.
dis is what you do easy as 123, and might cost you 20 bucks at most.
*1 Spark Plug
*A long piece of ignition wire
*And a switch.
Install the spark plug into the last four or five inches of
the exhaust by drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily.
Attach the wire to one side of the switch and to the spark plug.
The other side of the switch is attached to the positive terminal on the battery.
With the car running, simply hit the switch and watch the flames fly!!!
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Originally posted by HondaCivicEX2002
$125.00 ????????????? What Are you insane???????? Dude I should start selling those. lol lol lol
Guess what i'll do????
I'll tell you for free... you don't need all that ish.
dis is what you do easy as 123, and might cost you 20 bucks at most.
*1 Spark Plug
*A long piece of ignition wire
*And a switch.
Install the spark plug into the last four or five inches of
the exhaust by drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily.
Attach the wire to one side of the switch and to the spark plug.
The other side of the switch is attached to the positive terminal on the battery.
With the car running, simply hit the switch and watch the flames fly!!!
$125.00 ????????????? What Are you insane???????? Dude I should start selling those. lol lol lol
Guess what i'll do????
I'll tell you for free... you don't need all that ish.
dis is what you do easy as 123, and might cost you 20 bucks at most.
*1 Spark Plug
*A long piece of ignition wire
*And a switch.
Install the spark plug into the last four or five inches of
the exhaust by drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily.
Attach the wire to one side of the switch and to the spark plug.
The other side of the switch is attached to the positive terminal on the battery.
With the car running, simply hit the switch and watch the flames fly!!!
lolz i dont want to do it to my car, too ghetto, i already have a dent in my friken car, u can read about that by clickin this link http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...postid=1106390
that should be added to the DIY section under exterior
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I have a friend with a piece of **** CRX who doesn't care what happens to it. When I buy my new plugs, I will try it with CRX and my old plugs! That will be interesting!
I have a friend with a piece of **** CRX who doesn't care what happens to it. When I buy my new plugs, I will try it with CRX and my old plugs! That will be interesting!
Haha, make sure there is no gasoline or oil leakage :x
good luck brave one 
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Rep Power: 0 Hell, my friend would be happy for that car to blow up! But we are some crazy dumb *** so we will most likely do it as soon as I get my plugs.
And don't worry, I will take pictures! Especially if the car decides to blow up!
And don't worry, I will take pictures! Especially if the car decides to blow up!
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Umm...Wouldn't you need to be running a little rich to do this???
Originally posted by HondaCivicEX2002
$125.00 ????????????? What Are you insane???????? Dude I should start selling those. lol lol lol
Guess what i'll do????
I'll tell you for free... you don't need all that ish.
dis is what you do easy as 123, and might cost you 20 bucks at most.
*1 Spark Plug
*A long piece of ignition wire
*And a switch.
Install the spark plug into the last four or five inches of
the exhaust by drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily.
Attach the wire to one side of the switch and to the spark plug.
The other side of the switch is attached to the positive terminal on the battery.
With the car running, simply hit the switch and watch the flames fly!!!
$125.00 ????????????? What Are you insane???????? Dude I should start selling those. lol lol lol
Guess what i'll do????
I'll tell you for free... you don't need all that ish.
dis is what you do easy as 123, and might cost you 20 bucks at most.
*1 Spark Plug
*A long piece of ignition wire
*And a switch.
Install the spark plug into the last four or five inches of
the exhaust by drilling a hole that the plug can screw into easily.
Attach the wire to one side of the switch and to the spark plug.
The other side of the switch is attached to the positive terminal on the battery.
With the car running, simply hit the switch and watch the flames fly!!!
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Rep Power: 0 the harness included shuts off the engine coils, so that raw gas flows down through your pipes. you can't just do it with a spark plug and some wires. you neeed to shut off the engine coils, and you need another coil pack to be mounted near the flamethrower.
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Rep Power: 0 On older cars with mechaincal fuel pumps, carbs and mechanical distributors, all you had to do was shut off the igniton and coast a little while, then hit the poer to the tailpipe spark plug. All it takes to energiaze that plug is an olf fashioned cheapo ignition coil.
Even without the spark plug, you could get some enormous backfires on those types of cars.
Even without the spark plug, you could get some enormous backfires on those types of cars.
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Rep Power: 0 NO, I AM NOT GOING TO BLOW UP MY 7TH GEN!!!
I said that I was going to do that to my friends CRX. I wouldn't dare do that to my car. Any moron who would do that to their new car is stupid.
You don't have to have raw gas to flow through. There is enough gas (atleast on older, carborated vehicles) that doesn't get burned to make this work. As for my friend's CRX, it runs rich so it should be very easy.
This is a classic car that is always at a car show near where I live.
I said that I was going to do that to my friends CRX. I wouldn't dare do that to my car. Any moron who would do that to their new car is stupid.
You don't have to have raw gas to flow through. There is enough gas (atleast on older, carborated vehicles) that doesn't get burned to make this work. As for my friend's CRX, it runs rich so it should be very easy.
This is a classic car that is always at a car show near where I live.
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And the "WHITE" fire was what made the area near the car the hottest!
And the "WHITE" fire was what made the area near the car the hottest!
yoo that is awsome, haha image peoples reactions if you could drive wit that one
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Rep Power: 0 It was amazing when we went there. My girlfriend and I were not even near the car and we could see the light and hear the sound of it. It was even more crazy to see people's faces start to illuminate from just standing there around the car. All the sudden, there faces turned WHITE!
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