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There's no such thing a stupid quest- Can I put Flame Throwers on my 911?
So I'm going to pull the motor and do a few things, add a nice exhaust. Has anyone added flamethrowers to their exhaust? I don't mean giant fireball hotrod type stuff, but maybe just welded in a bung with a plug and shot some fireballs during shifting?
Just curious. As long as the exhaust hangs out far enough, anything wrong other than being a general menace and ruining nice neighborhoods?
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Okay, you're messing with us, right? Had a few drinks on the way home and want to have some fun!
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Mmmmm not a flame thrower. Just batch injection overrun.
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Add a mini-gun hung center line
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It be cool...
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That reminds me of the Car show Fantom Works with Dan Short that took an AC Cobra replica and made it resemble a fighter plane and added machine guns to the front hood. Cute, but no. If you really need a car to shoot flames, there are a ton of little Honda Civics out there that need that modification to go with their fart can exhausts. I know you are just messing with us. Cheers.
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If you want to do it, you need to find the people who do it, and ask them.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwd7NBAF_qO/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
It can be done with the right tools.
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^ Exactly my thoughts.
On a Porsche all you need to do is add a turbo if you want flames. 
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Yeah, that would be cool, but likely cost me.... like.... minimum... 5-10,000 dollars.
Welding a spark plug bung in the exhaust would cost.... like $100.
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Pretty funny but why not, go ahead and do it!
How will you power the spark plug, and does it need the same juice as one in a cylinder? |
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