Flames ?

[DawsonWicked]

Rite then, i was driving behind my mates golf the other day, and it popped a ever soo small flame, mm it looked sexy lol, rite i have a V reg VTR with magnex backbox and a straight thru pipe in the centre (decat no silencers nothing) now what other steps should i take to get my flames.

[m17ky-u]

Buy a Turbo, other than that you will fuck ur engine tryin to pop flames with a flammer kit

[DawsonWicked]

noo i dont want chavvy flames like a flamer kit, i want the engine to do it not one of them kits.

[Tim_1]

my vts pops flames when ever i change gears at high revs 6.5 +, i have a raceland manifold and inclosed eduction kit. piper decat, supersrint centre section, piper 3" backbox.

O and a blocked fuel return line :P

[DawsonWicked]

mmm nice ! u reckon my exaust is upto par mate cause it pops n bangs all time.

[piggy123]

cam it and get remap and manifold

rev to 7k let off then at 4k change down..... POP POP BANG! then boot it and you'll more than likely see some then!

not brill for the car though!
AT ALL!!!!!

[dannygti]

my car pops and bangs all the time when driving enthusiastically, on and off the gas you get unburnt fuel in the exhaust system wich then ignites due to exhaust temperature.

[AlexB]

my cammed vts did it if I was at high revs and let off
fairly well too

but trying to deliberatly get flames will probably break something

[DawsonWicked]

fair enuf lol, dam you lot with your 16 valves and cams lol

rate i was just seeing if there was a simple method i dont want chavvy flames or ownt stupid like that i just wanted it to pop a flame lol. i dont want to put any real wear on my engine, rate cheers fellas i guess im gunna have to settle on pops n bangs for now.

[TypeRhys]

My vts used to pop flames regularly with a 421 s/s manifold and a group n system.

Not 2 Fast 2 Furious style but more like what you would see from a super 1600 rally car.

[Prickle]

sorry off topic and if this is spamming sorry again how wud you damage the engine by revving flames out if you no what i mean just curious

[AlexB]

because to overfuel I to your exhaust you suddenly need the revs to drop off
it strains the engine quite a bit

[Tim_1]

my car naturally over fuels :P due to the lack of the fuel return line :P