De Cat?
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PUG406SRI-Turbo
- 1.8 16v
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De Cat?
Hi guys i have a de cat on i was just wondering why it does not have flames coming out ????? it pops alright but not as load is it because i have a mid box?
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GeordieBoy
- 3.0 24v
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- Joined: Sat Jan 14, 2006 9:15 pm
- Location: Washington
I believe it should only pop flames if ur over fueling and petrol is coming out of the exhaust which is ignited with the heat or a spark plug (aka a flamer kit). 
My Sierra which has standard exhaust has shot flames over 3 foot in length.
My Sierra which has standard exhaust has shot flames over 3 foot in length.
UK Open Drift Championship 2011 Driver #80
Vehicles I own:-
1999 S Peugeot 406 LX 1.9TD (90% WVO, 10% Petrol)
2000 W Ford Transit LWB High Roof 2.5D
1997 R E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Drift/Track Car)
1995 N E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Spare Parts Car)
SOLD --- 2001 Y 406 GTX 2.0 HDi 110bhp
Vehicles I own:-
1999 S Peugeot 406 LX 1.9TD (90% WVO, 10% Petrol)
2000 W Ford Transit LWB High Roof 2.5D
1997 R E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Drift/Track Car)
1995 N E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Spare Parts Car)
SOLD --- 2001 Y 406 GTX 2.0 HDi 110bhp
9 out of 10 times a car would need a full stainless steel exhaust system to shoot flames as it heats up a great deal more to a point of glowing red and if overfueling it will shoot flames.
Hoping to get thescooby in for a full s/steel system from th eturbo back with a snakehead manifold shoul dhopefully shoot flames then cos it pops now and still has both cats on
Hoping to get thescooby in for a full s/steel system from th eturbo back with a snakehead manifold shoul dhopefully shoot flames then cos it pops now and still has both cats on
