Flames from 97's stacks? WTF
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Flames from 97's stacks? WTF
Ok i stumbled upon this on youtube and it kinda makes me wanna be stupid and buy stacks and find a way to shoot flames haha. YouTube - 1997 7.3 Ford Powerstroke Flamethrowers
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haha yea i wish my valves stuck open and came with flames strait from the factory . and yea i heard they use propane, but im sure u could use a lot of flamable stuff.
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Some of the old two stroke diesels would do that if had the fuel turned up and then went up high.
I had a Detroit Diesel back in 1979 that was set up at sea level on the east coast with some decent fueling rates.
Hammer down at anything over 8000 feet and it would blow about 2 or 3 feet of flame out of the stacks.
Sure made for a fun trip through the Rockies in the winter with all the snow looking orange.
I had a Detroit Diesel back in 1979 that was set up at sea level on the east coast with some decent fueling rates.
Hammer down at anything over 8000 feet and it would blow about 2 or 3 feet of flame out of the stacks.
Sure made for a fun trip through the Rockies in the winter with all the snow looking orange.
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Some of the old two stroke diesels would do that if had the fuel turned up and then went up high.
I had a Detroit Diesel back in 1979 that was set up at sea level on the east coast with some decent fueling rates.
Hammer down at anything over 8000 feet and it would blow about 2 or 3 feet of flame out of the stacks.
Sure made for a fun trip through the Rockies in the winter with all the snow looking orange.
I had a Detroit Diesel back in 1979 that was set up at sea level on the east coast with some decent fueling rates.
Hammer down at anything over 8000 feet and it would blow about 2 or 3 feet of flame out of the stacks.
Sure made for a fun trip through the Rockies in the winter with all the snow looking orange.
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