Re:Fireballing?
Originally Posted by crx88Si
yah I know.. but I'm in a good mood.
SO STFU! ha! SO STFU! ha! |
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you all stfu, i just laced into a fat egg sandwich.. ---- tasted s o good i wish i was still eating it right now
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I think the fireballs are a result of a too high f and f ratio.
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agreed, you need nos to shoot flames.
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you don't need nitrous to shoot flames...
Just need to run to much fuel and have it not burning right in the exhaust :) |
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the owner of the local graphics shop was planning on putting propane spray with a spark plug into his camero exhaust, I'll go get some v-tech stickers and see how he's doing with the project.
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it was a j\joke. obviously you need nos for everything
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Originally Posted by Chacko
Only logical reason I think a Honda might do it is because the MAP sensor expects so much more air once you shift (and the BOV vents it out) and in turn you have more unburned gas hitting the exhaust. |
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one of the chicks that has a turbo del sol and using the Rebic 5 system will dump sparks out her exhaust and she's only running 9-11 psi. I think its just because she has no cat honestly.
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sparks... I've never seen that... I think you are referring to a backfire... my sohc vtec crx shoots fire out when it backfires and i have a hi-flo cat...
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