flamer kits
#1
flamer kits
can any1 recommend a good flamer kit,seen one on a rb5 a few times at meets and looks like great fun ,are they easy to fit yourself and how exactly do they work?
thanks
thanks
#2
They work by mounting a spark plug in the end of your exhaust which ignites the exces fuel vapour coming from your engine. The spark plug is hooked up to a box of electronics inside the car that make a continuos spark at the plug.
They are faily easy to install yourself if you are firly handy with the spanners, drills and a small bit or wiring. IF not then I think SCperformance? (try a search) would fit them for you
They are availbale on ebay and in the for sale section sometimes
Oh and by the way , be prepared for all the tw*ts the will add replys calling you a muppet and that you a chav etc for wanting one, they have a habbit of contributing complete boll*x which is of no help at all to the original question.
They are faily easy to install yourself if you are firly handy with the spanners, drills and a small bit or wiring. IF not then I think SCperformance? (try a search) would fit them for you
They are availbale on ebay and in the for sale section sometimes
Oh and by the way , be prepared for all the tw*ts the will add replys calling you a muppet and that you a chav etc for wanting one, they have a habbit of contributing complete boll*x which is of no help at all to the original question.
#4
this sounds stupid, but if you have a turbo car, just get a centre decat for about £90 and it will flame without having to use the spark gap generator and all the gubbins that go with it when you release the throttle m8...
#5
I have a full de-cat system and induction kit, have never had POPS, BANGS or FLAMES
Just fitted a set a megan headers and it still dont.
Not that im bothered, just that everyone says this will happen and it never has.
Andy
Just fitted a set a megan headers and it still dont.
Not that im bothered, just that everyone says this will happen and it never has.
Andy
#7
[QUOTE=69WRX]I have a full de-cat system and induction kit, have never had POPS, BANGS or FLAMES
Just fitted a set a megan headers and it still dont.
Not that im bothered, just that everyone says this will happen and it never has.
Andy[I agree Andy - mine to and no flames, but a few pops and bangs!!]
Just fitted a set a megan headers and it still dont.
Not that im bothered, just that everyone says this will happen and it never has.
Andy[I agree Andy - mine to and no flames, but a few pops and bangs!!]
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#9
i've been told the 1's on e-bay are crap . .
SO,IVE BEEN TOLD
i recently had 1 supplied and fitted for £70 all in
and believe me when i say this IT FLAMES
kin mahooooooooosive lol
i'll probably grow out of it 1 day but till then :-) :-) :-)
wheres bubba po ?
lol
if you want the phone number from where i got mine then e-mail me and i'll let you have it
dazza1802@aol.com
SO,IVE BEEN TOLD
i recently had 1 supplied and fitted for £70 all in
and believe me when i say this IT FLAMES
kin mahooooooooosive lol
i'll probably grow out of it 1 day but till then :-) :-) :-)
wheres bubba po ?
lol
if you want the phone number from where i got mine then e-mail me and i'll let you have it
dazza1802@aol.com
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Originally Posted by Nezz10
Oh and by the way , be prepared for all the tw*ts the will add replys calling you a muppet and that you a chav etc for wanting one, they have a habbit of contributing complete boll*x which is of no help at all to the original question.
This aint all true, if you want to know the truth then its the flamer kits that are not road legal, just imagine someone walking behind your car and it boots out a flame, love to see the insurance claim for that one!
And yes they are for chavs
Tony
#13
Originally Posted by TonyBurns
This aint all true, if you want to know the truth then its the flamer kits that are not road legal, just imagine someone walking behind your car and it boots out a flame, love to see the insurance claim for that one!
And yes they are for chavs
Tony
And yes they are for chavs
Tony
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From: IPKIS now a member of the exclusive 200mph club
as for the original questions...
http://www.flamerkits.co.uk/
this site will tell you all you need to know
http://www.flamerkits.co.uk/
this site will tell you all you need to know
#16
Originally Posted by RecordProduction.com
My decat system gives pops and bangs, does that mean I'm getting flames out too? Can't tell as I'm sitting at he wrong end of the car to see
#17
Originally Posted by 69WRX
I have a full de-cat system and induction kit, have never had POPS, BANGS or FLAMES
Just fitted a set a megan headers and it still dont.
Not that im bothered, just that everyone says this will happen and it never has.
Andy
Just fitted a set a megan headers and it still dont.
Not that im bothered, just that everyone says this will happen and it never has.
Andy
you need a DV
#19
The ebay ones work perfectly.. i must have fitted 10 of them...
Definately the cheapest way to do it, get the box from ebay, coil lead and switch from halfords and a nut from car spares... local garage will need to weld in the nut but will prob cost £5 (usually does)
I get loads of stick for fitting these for mates, BUT!!! everyone who sees it loves it!
As for a flamer kit damaging an engine, PMSL!!!!! it ignites unburnt fuel which is usually a waste gas that joins the outside air.... the only way it could harm your engine is if the flames that are emmitted are so large that they ingulfe (sp) the car with flames and burnt the car to the floor and melting the cam covers (best thing i could come up with)
Jesus.. i fitted neon's to my best mates scoob... if you wanna start a flame thread...
Start a 'i want Neon's thread'
Rob
Definately the cheapest way to do it, get the box from ebay, coil lead and switch from halfords and a nut from car spares... local garage will need to weld in the nut but will prob cost £5 (usually does)
I get loads of stick for fitting these for mates, BUT!!! everyone who sees it loves it!
As for a flamer kit damaging an engine, PMSL!!!!! it ignites unburnt fuel which is usually a waste gas that joins the outside air.... the only way it could harm your engine is if the flames that are emmitted are so large that they ingulfe (sp) the car with flames and burnt the car to the floor and melting the cam covers (best thing i could come up with)
Jesus.. i fitted neon's to my best mates scoob... if you wanna start a flame thread...
Start a 'i want Neon's thread'
Rob
#23
mine is on top of the tail pipe behind the bumper
you drill a hole in the pipe then weld a nut over the hole and screw the plug in place
its only the end bit of the plug thats in the tail-pipe and you'd only see it if you looked down the tail-pipe from a very close distance which is very un-advisable ;-)
you drill a hole in the pipe then weld a nut over the hole and screw the plug in place
its only the end bit of the plug thats in the tail-pipe and you'd only see it if you looked down the tail-pipe from a very close distance which is very un-advisable ;-)
#24
if you cut the ignition wire like most flamer kit do you'll be killing the turbo in the end.
Ever thought off the heat difference between burned fuel and just fuel, Not to mention the risk off having a backfire. I have had a flamer kitt myself untill a friend of mine had a backfire wich killed his Turbo. The flamer kit costed me a new rear bumper because the misses enjoyed playing with it on every car meeting
Ever thought off the heat difference between burned fuel and just fuel, Not to mention the risk off having a backfire. I have had a flamer kitt myself untill a friend of mine had a backfire wich killed his Turbo. The flamer kit costed me a new rear bumper because the misses enjoyed playing with it on every car meeting
#26
THANKS ALL,
Hope ur happy now dazza ,just came back to look for replys had some work 2 do for the last day or so!!!
I drive a WR1 and have heard about putting a de-cat mid section but there seem to be a few differences of opiniononder2: ,i dont think its in my intrest to start going for re-maps etc either,any 1 out there with an 04 sti with ppp who has a centre decat and has the desired effect???
I assume that would be nearest to what the WR1 runs at,will also try extreme scoobies for any reccomendations,
THANKS AGAIN ALL,especially dazza lol
Hope ur happy now dazza ,just came back to look for replys had some work 2 do for the last day or so!!!
I drive a WR1 and have heard about putting a de-cat mid section but there seem to be a few differences of opiniononder2: ,i dont think its in my intrest to start going for re-maps etc either,any 1 out there with an 04 sti with ppp who has a centre decat and has the desired effect???
I assume that would be nearest to what the WR1 runs at,will also try extreme scoobies for any reccomendations,
THANKS AGAIN ALL,especially dazza lol
Originally Posted by scoobyDAZZA
can any1 recommend a good flamer kit
are they easy to fit
how exactly do they work
were the questions
not that he's bothered to reply to anyone
are they easy to fit
how exactly do they work
were the questions
not that he's bothered to reply to anyone
#28
cheers matey,
had a good look,dont think ill go down the centre de-cat line,seems alot of people getting stopped for noise and no cats at the mo
had a good look,dont think ill go down the centre de-cat line,seems alot of people getting stopped for noise and no cats at the mo
Originally Posted by IPKIS
as for the original questions...
http://www.flamerkits.co.uk/
this site will tell you all you need to know
http://www.flamerkits.co.uk/
this site will tell you all you need to know
#29
id like one to engulf all the ***$ in novas, and rs and bloody boxsters that keep havin a go!!
Originally Posted by tweenierob
The ebay ones work perfectly.. i must have fitted 10 of them...
Definately the cheapest way to do it, get the box from ebay, coil lead and switch from halfords and a nut from car spares... local garage will need to weld in the nut but will prob cost £5 (usually does)
I get loads of stick for fitting these for mates, BUT!!! everyone who sees it loves it!
As for a flamer kit damaging an engine, PMSL!!!!! it ignites unburnt fuel which is usually a waste gas that joins the outside air.... the only way it could harm your engine is if the flames that are emmitted are so large that they ingulfe (sp) the car with flames and burnt the car to the floor and melting the cam covers (best thing i could come up with)
Jesus.. i fitted neon's to my best mates scoob... if you wanna start a flame thread...
Start a 'i want Neon's thread'
Rob
Definately the cheapest way to do it, get the box from ebay, coil lead and switch from halfords and a nut from car spares... local garage will need to weld in the nut but will prob cost £5 (usually does)
I get loads of stick for fitting these for mates, BUT!!! everyone who sees it loves it!
As for a flamer kit damaging an engine, PMSL!!!!! it ignites unburnt fuel which is usually a waste gas that joins the outside air.... the only way it could harm your engine is if the flames that are emmitted are so large that they ingulfe (sp) the car with flames and burnt the car to the floor and melting the cam covers (best thing i could come up with)
Jesus.. i fitted neon's to my best mates scoob... if you wanna start a flame thread...
Start a 'i want Neon's thread'
Rob
#30
Originally Posted by David MY99
if you cut the ignition wire like most flamer kit do you'll be killing the turbo in the end.
Ever thought off the heat difference between burned fuel and just fuel, Not to mention the risk off having a backfire. I have had a flamer kitt myself untill a friend of mine had a backfire wich killed his Turbo. The flamer kit costed me a new rear bumper because the misses enjoyed playing with it on every car meeting
Ever thought off the heat difference between burned fuel and just fuel, Not to mention the risk off having a backfire. I have had a flamer kitt myself untill a friend of mine had a backfire wich killed his Turbo. The flamer kit costed me a new rear bumper because the misses enjoyed playing with it on every car meeting
Just a thought but a good old backfire never harmed an engine in my experience