Subject	Flames will be seen when unburned fuel is ignited in the
Posted by	kkrofft (OH) on May 10, 2007 at 7:38 PM
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In Reply To	NZR question regarding "exhaust pipe flaming." posted by gpa311 (LA) on May 10, 2007 at 07:24 PM
Message	exhaust. Usually it happens when engine braking occurs. The only other reasons I know of would be a car running very rich. I don't think you should ever see it on a car with cats unless something is very wrong. KK
Follow Ups	NZR question regarding "exhaust pipe flaming." - gpa311 (LA) 19:24:23 05/10/07 someone here is probably going to flame their exhaust - Thebanman407 19:35:42 05/10/07 I'm about due for a good flaming! - gpa311 (LA) 19:38:59 05/10/07 all in good fun my main man - Thebanman407 19:44:23 05/10/07 Re: all in good fun my main man - gpa311 (LA) 19:46:50 05/10/07 Flames will be seen when unburned fuel is ignited in the - kkrofft (OH) 19:38:43 05/10/07 Actually there are a number of "kits" on the net. See link - 91z tt 19:53:09 05/10/07 A sparkplug installed in the exhaust tip...YO! (n/m) - Oppaman Z 20:04:36 05/10/07 Exhaust leaks can cause it too. - rufflez 20:35:40 05/10/07 Saw that done on Spike channel's show, Trucks. - SportZ32 22:03:04 05/10/07 Wolf might know... only flame-shooting Z I know of (no kit). - Riceburner 22:16:56 05/10/07 hes not the only one.. - Nixta ttz 07:21:43 05/11/07 Baby Jesus killer... (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:00:29 05/11/07 lol (n/m) - The Devils Z 12:14:55 05/11/07 short shifting and building high boost will almost always - firstgearlaunch(Tampa) 00:25:38 05/11/07 hmmmm, new toy to eliminate tailgaters on the freeway (n/m) - WildBill 17:17:25 05/11/07
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