Spark plug for flamer kit...
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Spark plug for flamer kit...
Which plug and nut do I need>>
I don't want a welded boss in the tailpipe, just literally the plug with a nut the other end
Cheers
p.s, having difficulty finding a nut to match the plug I have - NGK car spark plug
I don't want a welded boss in the tailpipe, just literally the plug with a nut the other end
Cheers
p.s, having difficulty finding a nut to match the plug I have - NGK car spark plug
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U need a plug,nut to weld into the rear Back Box(roughly 6" from end),HT Lead going from the plug to your spare wheel well, which is connected to a black box .....wires from this connect via a switch (on dashboard) to the battery therefore adding current to the plug, it can be turned on when required or can be wired into the turbo timer so it's always on while the car is, any unburnt fuel exiting the car ignites, works better on Turbo cars that are running a bit rich
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New NGK9 spark plug for flamer kit, you're kidding Tony right?
I has a normal everyday plug in last exhaust (which I sold with plug and nut still in) hence the need for fitting the new one
I has a normal everyday plug in last exhaust (which I sold with plug and nut still in) hence the need for fitting the new one
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Originally Posted by the youth
I used a motorbike plug which had a longer thread ,I then took this to a local indutrial fastners shop which matched the thread up and provided a nut.
all in my younger days tho, cos I have grown up now!!! lol
steve
all in my younger days tho, cos I have grown up now!!! lol
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when i fit my throttle bodies, will a flamer kit work with them??
its gonna be decatted too.
at southenf on sat there was a silver puma, he was getting some nice blue flames out the back
so to get it to work do you just rev the engine???
i guess it just does it when you are driving?
its gonna be decatted too.
at southenf on sat there was a silver puma, he was getting some nice blue flames out the back
so to get it to work do you just rev the engine???
i guess it just does it when you are driving?
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I thought so.
He said there was some fookin weirdo on the phone!
By the way, I sent the invoice for your mounts to Gary, and.......... well let's just say you wont miss the address
He said there was some fookin weirdo on the phone!
By the way, I sent the invoice for your mounts to Gary, and.......... well let's just say you wont miss the address
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God I hate to post this, as I feel REALLY sad, BUT, when I used to run one on my Sapphire (10 years ago I would hasten to add ), I just used the old plugs that came out of the engine, as they aren't under any load . Obviously the washer that holds the plug in place comes with our flamer kits .
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Originally Posted by Suge
i used one from a pinto engine when i fitted my flamer i just got a nut from the local fastner place.
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Originally Posted by Suge
i used one from a pinto engine when i fitted my flamer i just got a nut from the local fastner place.
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Originally Posted by Fil
Originally Posted by wirralphil
Originally Posted by Suge
i used one from a pinto engine when i fitted my flamer i just got a nut from the local fastner place.
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Originally Posted by Rob84
Originally Posted by Fil
Originally Posted by wirralphil
Originally Posted by Suge
i used one from a pinto engine when i fitted my flamer i just got a nut from the local fastner place.
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Originally Posted by wirralphil
what i find funny is who replyed to this topic Dan@FastFord
if you can read my name, then surly you can read the date that the post was made??
thats right, almost 3 years ago...
before i started working at FF might i add...
but just cos i work for a ford mag, doe that mean i instantly know everything about everything to do with cars?
hmmm...
ok
thanks for your input tho, its greatly valued
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Originally Posted by Fil
Originally Posted by wirralphil
Originally Posted by Suge
i used one from a pinto engine when i fitted my flamer i just got a nut from the local fastner place.
I think you'll find it's nearly three!
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after reading this, i really fancy one.
If you used a GRP A coil, Would it make SICK flamage?
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If you used a GRP A coil, Would it make SICK flamage?
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Originally Posted by wirralphil
what i find funny is who replyed to this topic Dan@FastFord
if you can read my name, then surly you can read the date that the post was made??
thats right, almost 3 years ago...
before i started working at FF might i add...
but just cos i work for a ford mag, doe that mean i instantly know everything about everything to do with cars?
hmmm...
ok
thanks for your input tho, its greatly valued
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