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C.L Corsa

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Registered: 7th Nov 02
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12th Mar 03 at 18:21

Anybody know where to get hold of one of these and how hard are they to fit.I heard u can get remote controlled ones.Is this right?

dannycorsa c

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Registered: 8th Mar 03
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12th Mar 03 at 18:22

how gay

kro

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12th Mar 03 at 18:32

piece of piss to fit.. anyhow comes with instructons

try SCC performance in st.albans.. £100 or £150 fitted i think..

higly used with the cossies and any high fuelled turbos's

AdamF

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12th Mar 03 at 18:43

i heard you can only use them with turbos is this true

willay

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12th Mar 03 at 18:44

depends, some use the fuels that the car releases, i believe the demo car at Xtreme in harlow uses a actual continer of gas that gets pumped in.

corsa120

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12th Mar 03 at 18:52

bottle of butane

kro

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12th Mar 03 at 18:53

quote:
Originally posted by AdamF
i heard you can only use them with turbos is this true

mainly.. was gonna try to fit to my 2.0 8v at one point.. most probs wouldnt have worked..

muggins

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Registered: 29th Jan 03
Location: Stevenage
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12th Mar 03 at 18:56

you can use them on n/a engines too-i've seen a cinquecento with one! it doesnt have to be a turbo! although it does help!

kro

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12th Mar 03 at 18:57

it all depends on your fuelling..

wainey

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12th Mar 03 at 19:35

my mates evo 6 has got 1, the fcuker singed my front bumper whilst stoppd at some lights on the way to football! looks impressive though!

MattyB

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12th Mar 03 at 19:36

Wont work on a non turbo car - not enuff fuel running into zaust to ignite.....u got 2 other choices tho, if u want one on ur corsa! (mines goin on in 2 weeks).

Basically, use a separate bottle of butane in boot. This is then released via a remote control valve, which is then ignited by a spark plug that u put further down in the zaust.

Otherwise, u use a cut off switch which switches the engine's coil off, allowin more fuel vapour to pass into the exhaust. U then have a separate coil and spark plug fitting into the back box which ignites this excess fuel vapour.

I can tell u no, that the second option (whilst bit more risky) is becomming very very popular where i live, and for some reason, the 1.2 8v corsas i have seen give an amazing effect, when compared to the Sport's that have them. Oh and flame is like the after burner on a jet plane, not just a slow fading flame.

Will get pics up of mine soon

Matt

and-m

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12th Mar 03 at 19:42

These are worse than the fake turbo noise makers

MattyB

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12th Mar 03 at 20:14

i reckon they're the absolute b****x. Thats just my my opinion i guess, but i reckon they r proper good. As long as u dont lite up in front of the pigs, u'll be ok
Matt

Drew

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12th Mar 03 at 20:21

[Edited on 12-03-2003 by Drew]

Makarus

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12th Mar 03 at 23:47

I like em, but you need a big sound if your using one.

MattyB

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12th Mar 03 at 23:50

now that flames kinda too big i think.......but i doubt he's even got a flamer, he's just caining his cossie

Drew

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13th Mar 03 at 08:09

nah its a flamer - i was in the cossie behind him

ainsley_brader

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13th Mar 03 at 22:56

quote:
Originally posted by MattyB

Otherwise, u use a cut off switch which switches the engine's coil off, allowin more fuel vapour to pass into the exhaust. U then have a separate coil and spark plug fitting into the back box which ignites this excess fuel vapour.

I Matt

So you pump neat fuel through the cat well that will do it a lot of good

MattyB

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14th Mar 03 at 12:34

Not with a decat!

Cybermonkey

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14th Mar 03 at 12:37

Yes, keeping the Cat and doing that option will result in a very large explosion. Cats get extremely hot, and passing lots of unburnt fuel through it will surely detonate!

Dave

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