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whats the best kit to use to get proper flames as i dont want flames like a blow tourch just flames like ud get from sumthing bein on fire if that makes sense will try find a pic or vid thanks
nope its not a joke lol just sumthing i wanna add to my car not to every1s taste i no but each to there own just think scoobs look da **** wen they let off a big **** flame lol n full decat already
nope its not a joke lol just sumthing i wanna add to my car not to every1s taste i no but each to there own just think scoobs look da**** wen they let off a big **** flame lol n full decat already
With writing like above I'm afraid this guy is 100% serious
thats only cos his crib was made of straw and the bigger the flames got all he was thinking was,i aint gonna make it through the night before i burst into flames.
thats only cos his crib was made of straw and the bigger the flames got all he was thinking was,i aint gonna make it through the night before i burst into flames.
i could only see one thing wrong with that vid.that was that nobody had even thought to bring along some nice seasoned chestnuts to roast.sod the car it was crap anyway.
lol..no worries Just so long as you didn't click on the search page that came up...a few choice links on that one!!
holy sh*t i see what you mean.telling me not to click on that link was like telling a 4 year old not to eat that big bag of sweets thats thats in front of him.
as for antilag in not very clued up on turbos and antilag so if sum1 could explain and give me sum advice would be greatfull thanks
Anti lag is used to keep the turbo spinning on boost during gear changes. It is done by moving the ignition timing so that the cylinder fires with the exhaust valve open thus creating some more exhaust gasto keep the turbo spinning. One result of this can be un-burnt fuel in the exhaust which when ignited gives the flames.