Flamethrower?

**Sketchy_Racer** · 7th January 2007, 19:24

Any large explosion in you exhaust system is a back fire. Then you have Carb back fires. (which is usually ignition related)

On a 2 stroke, i dont think there would be any unburnt gasses running through the exhaust. If you wanted to cause flames, you would need to add feul straight into the chamber.

Meh.... flames.. overrated. Wheelies+knee down. Far cooler

**degrom** · 7th January 2007, 19:28

Originally Posted by RG100!!

Any large explosion in you exhaust system is a back fire. Then you have Carb back fires. (which is usually ignition related)

On a 2 stroke, i dont think there would be any unburnt gasses running through the exhaust. If you wanted to cause flames, you would need to add feul straight into the chamber.

Meh.... flames.. overrated. Wheelies+knee down. Far cooler

I was wondering about 2-strokes... But I still think they will make flames,even if it's only 2-stroke flames... LOL

**degrom** · 7th January 2007, 19:44

The one we are building would look like this..
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The Stage 2 one will look like this...
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**Coyote** · 7th January 2007, 21:14

I want a stage 2 system now...

**degrom** · 7th January 2007, 21:25

Originally Posted by Coyote

I want a stage 2 system now...

No... I don't really like it. Looks fake. The first one makes it look like it's a really hot motor... LOL

**degrom** · 14th January 2007, 18:14

I have been busy... You can't just have flames right?

**Coyote** · 14th January 2007, 20:53

Again this project has been put aside. There's something far more tempting that has caught my eye. Hopefully I'll let you know soon what it is

**degrom** · 14th January 2007, 20:59

Originally Posted by Coyote

Again this project has been put aside. There's something far more tempting that has caught my eye. Hopefully I'll let you know soon what it is

Keep me up to date!!!

**degrom** · 10th March 2007, 12:28

All I need to still do is install it onto the exhaust... And re jet the GN... LOL

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**beyond** · 10th March 2007, 21:51

Reminds me of the guy who had a Y2K jet powered motorbike (US$100,000)
Had a little LED sign on the back that said Do not get too close but problem was at the lights people would drive up closer to get a look at the sign and when he pulled away their bumpers were all melted

**degrom** · 11th March 2007, 10:05

Originally Posted by beyond

Reminds me of the guy who had a Y2K jet powered motorbike (US$100,000)
Had a little LED sign on the back that said Do not get too close but problem was at the lights people would drive up closer to get a look at the sign and when he pulled away their bumpers were all melted

Yes... I think it was that TV presenter that collects all the bikes and cars...
(Jay Leno)

I don't think a stage 1 flame thrower will do it. But I can always upgrade if I needed the extra fire power... LOL

**KLOWN** · 11th March 2007, 10:12

couldn't be bothered reading entire thread so if this has already been posted, my bad. I have been told if you secure a some fuse wire going across your exhaust (on the inside) the temp of the exhaust gasses will heat the wire till its red hot then will ignite any unburnt fuel and you'll blow flames.

**degrom** · 11th March 2007, 11:14

Originally Posted by KLOWN

couldn't be bothered reading entire thread so if this has already been posted, my bad. I have been told if you secure a some fuse wire going across your exhaust (on the inside) the temp of the exhaust gasses will heat the wire till its red hot then will ignite any unburnt fuel and you'll blow flames.

It might work,but you won't have control over it... The spark also need to bee at the end of the exhaust where it might not be hot enough to make the thin wires red hot... But anything is possible... LOL

**Coyote** · 11th March 2007, 11:19

Originally Posted by KLOWN

couldn't be bothered reading entire thread so if this has already been posted, my bad. I have been told if you secure a some fuse wire going across your exhaust (on the inside) the temp of the exhaust gasses will heat the wire till its red hot then will ignite any unburnt fuel and you'll blow flames.

Interesting. That sounds like it's within my budget