flamethrower exhaust

[slow]

Originally posted by PewterBird:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Snuffalofogus:
fuelslut.com
he has done it.

Here is picture of it 98 SNAKE EATERS flame exhuast

Link to Page of Pictures and Diagrams </font>[/QUOTE]I love his "TCS" system.


Ryan.

[viper98885]

One question that comes to mind is why you would need two fuel solenoids on a duel exhast wiring setup. http://community.webshots.com/s/imag...1JzNNFt_ph.jpg

I would think that you could use one solenoid and then go into a y-fitting on the outlet port, then run lines to the foggers.

[viper98885]

I found this while browsing around one of my distributors websites....

http://www.autoloc.com/products/flame.lasso

It ia a flame thrower kit that it pre-fabricated. It uses the unburnt gasses from the exhaust system though, not a dedicated fuel feed.

[PewterBird]

Originally posted by viper98885:
I found this while browsing around one of my distributors websites....

http://www.autoloc.com/products/flame.lasso

It ia a flame thrower kit that it pre-fabricated. It uses the unburnt gasses from the exhaust system though, not a dedicated fuel feed.

Not quite worth the 200 bucks...but I will take a peek at its free wiring diagram.

Wiring

[viper98885]

The Autoloc doesn't use an independent fuel system like the above ones do. It simply uses the exhaust gases as a source for the gas. It's not as effecient, but would probably be a little cheaper in the long run and easier to hook up.

[916Topherv6]

yeah but the problem with that is the cat will burn off all that gas so u would have to remove it, and in my case i have two, then that will prolly throw a SES light or something, kinda not worth it for something that isnt that effecient