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Does anyone here know how to make an exhaust flamer? I know that it is basically a spark igniting the excess fuel from the engine, and you cant do it on any vehicle with a catalytic convertor. I want to put a flamer on my motorbike and was wondering if a barbecue piezo could do the job?? And also can you use it on a bike that has nitrous on it? Thanks.
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Just add an extra sparkplug to your exhaust after the catalytic converter but this is illegal,because my friend tried it on his car and got in a fair bit of trouble.Well it should in theory work with a BBG ignitor but it might not it maye need a continues spark to work properly.
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Yer ill try it and if it works ill post pics. Thanks.
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no, that wont do it, its not just a spark. you need a system that allows for more fuel to be dumped into the engine at a certain point resulting in more exhaust, its more then what i said but its not just a spark.
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umm... isnt the catalytic the part that removes unburned fuel from the exhaust?
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On an episode of "Trucks" on spike tv a coulple years ago he showed how to do that and if I remember right he injected a fuel after the catalytic converter and a spark plug at the tip. Produced an awesome flame.
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