it wasn't rigged. i'm sure the audience was there because someone brought it in, and complained about it, and no one believed him that it could do that. and they wanted to see. i highly doubt it was setup. i think you guys are jumping the gun that think it was. that's not the only truck that's done it, so you think that several people all got the same idea of faking the flame effect? knowing that fuel is being put into the exhaust to burn off the filter, why is it so hard to believe that a malfunction is causing too much fuel in there?

 

Well its pretty obvious when the truck operator is being instructed on what to do with the audience in place and camera rolling that they were going for dramatic effect, why is it hard to believe that the truck might have also had a bit extra help with the "malfunction" in order to increase the dramatic effect?

 

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/03/27/v...rowing-flames/

 

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