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Sean Ferner
Dodge Dakota
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12/16/2004
22:31:15
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any one have one and how does it work .
Also does it work well ???
might get one need input
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Ratdog
Dodge Dakota
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12/16/2004
23:14:06
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they're set up to temporarily stop sending "spark", raw fluid is then sent through the engine/exhaust system... it's then lit off as it comes out the tail pipe(s). The main downside is the "washing down" of the cylinders (raw fuel)... cylinder lubrication is a good thing.
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GB2000
GenIII
12/17/2004
07:51:43
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I think there are also kits that involve a propane tank and it injects propane out your tailpipe and there's a spark plug at the end that ignites it...sounds a lil easier on your engine than the previously mentioned method. A dude at our school had one on his Mazda RX-7 and somebody parked directly behind him while he was showing it off and he caught their car on fire. Kinda funny seeing the fire dept. having to respond to that one and I bet he felt really stupid having to explain what happened.
Josh
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moe
Dodge Dakota
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12/18/2004
19:20:12
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This would be great for driving in NY. I wonder if there's laws against lighting up a tailgaitor? Normally I just slam on the brakes.
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