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iv done it on a muscle car how i did it is i wired a cutoff to the coil for the motor, and another coil hooked in that would come on when the other went off, i had spark plugs in each pipe that were wired to the aditional coil, so basicly what would happen is you would rev it up and it would cut ignition to the cylinders wich would cause it to pass all the fuel to pass threw the exaust and be ignited by the sparkplugs, i doubt it would work on a diesel, maby if you installed a auxilary small gasonline tank with a fuel pump and install an injector in the exaust and then you would need somthing that would create a quick on off pulse to fire the coil for the spark plug
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Do it with propane.
easiest way to do it. YOu woudlnt' want to dump fuel into there, it would be a pain to get it to jet.
It would be super hard to do. but i'm sure its possible.
i'd probably dump it in behind where i ignite by 4 or 5 inches, maybe further to make sure it mixes with the exhaust and the exhast pushes it out, isntead of it being pulled out by passing air.
Then ignite it with a hot spark plug. As long as you dump propane it should go pretty good. *shrugs*
Propane is finicky.
easiest way to do it. YOu woudlnt' want to dump fuel into there, it would be a pain to get it to jet.
It would be super hard to do. but i'm sure its possible.
i'd probably dump it in behind where i ignite by 4 or 5 inches, maybe further to make sure it mixes with the exhaust and the exhast pushes it out, isntead of it being pulled out by passing air.
Then ignite it with a hot spark plug. As long as you dump propane it should go pretty good. *shrugs*
Propane is finicky.
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