flamethrower help

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i bought a flame thrower last week and just got it in yesterday. well i finally got all of the wires ran. Well for those of you that have these kits, did you run your wires from your sparkplugs in the exhaust to the ignition coil? Thats what the directions say to do. all of the other wires of mine are hooked up (toggle, ground, power, positive wires on coil, and wires from spark plugs) well when i try to attach the wire from the plugs to the coil the car won't start. but when the wire isn't attached the car starts fine. is there something i'm doing wrong? The car acts like it wants to turn over but you can tell its just not geting a spark. so is the wire taking all of the spark from the main wire that goes to the distributor?

 

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whats that??

 

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heres a picture. the wire that i have twist tied to the spark plug wire is susposed to be attached to the coil along with the main spark plug wire so a spark will be sent to the 2 plugs in the exhaust tips. well when they both are attached the car wont start. but when only the main plug is attached it starts just like normal. so what am i susposed to wire the two plugs in the exhaust to?

 

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Guero

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how much was the kit? i also wanna buy one.

 

Dan95-5.0

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talk to GreenmustangGT.

he made his own kit and i'm sure he can help you out.

post up some pics/vids when your done. lol

 

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theres another member on here, i forget his name but hes got a dark green gt, just did the twin turbo remote setup w/explorer motor. Hes got flamethrowers, maybe he could chime in

 

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thats the guy Dan95 said.

 

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hope this helps http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=488481&highlight=Flamethrowers

 

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so do i need to get another coil? where would i get one at?

 

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buhjuh16

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heres a link to the exact directions that were sent to me.
http://www.axdo.net/exhaust_flamethrower_kit.pdf

i got it from www.axdo.net

 

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Woah thats gonna be TOOOOOOOOOOO FAST TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FURIOUS!

 

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Take off the cats and the mufflers, make your car run rich, rev it.

 

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buhjuh16 said:

heres a link to the exact directions that were sent to me.
http://www.axdo.net/exhaust_flamethrower_kit.pdf

i got it from www.axdo.net

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according to the instructions and the parts list on the website you need 2 ignition coils--they sell for $16 apiece.

so i would remove that mess you go goin on with your engines ignition coil and reread the intructions.

 

Caldwell

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WhiteDevil said:

Woah thats gonna be TOOOOOOOOOOO FAST TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FURIOUS!

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HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA HAHAH HAHAHAHAHAHAH A HAHAAH AHHHHA AHAHAHA

I just woke up my entire house. That was ****in hilarious.

I'll admit, I've always liked the idea of flamethrowers on stangs, but they are definitely tttttttttttttttttttooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fast.

 

The Green GT

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I saw them do this on powerblock once, you have to have a seperate coil for each plug in the exhaust.

 

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ok so they have nothing to do with my main coil and i need to buy two separate ones.

 

ProKiller

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that seems like too much hassle for them... IMO

 

The Green GT

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buhjuh16 said:

ok so they have nothing to do with my main coil and i need to buy two separate ones.

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Yea, Im pretty sure thats how it works.

 

gcomfx.com

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Kit does not include the coil and spark plug wire, but included in the instructions is where you can purchase these items for less than $10.

I would mount the coils somewhere towards the back so you aren't running that much power from a coil from one end of the vehicle to the other.

I also hope you have long tailpipes... or you could melt your rear bumper.

Post a video when you are done.

 

The Green GT

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Anyone know if this would be safe to do with my side pipes? I still have the cats but I have no mufflers.