I am not sure if it is possible... i was at a light with a guy last night on a bob and he nailed it and blew flames about 4 ft out the back! at the next light he showed me the button and said they where flame thrower sparker exhast tips...anyone heard of that!? i want it! looked sick!

 

YEAH YOU GOTTA SEARCH FOR IT IN THE VIDEO SECTION ON HERE

 

you can make it yourself. Not real hard to do. Theres probably elaborate instructions on the web as its not specific to any brand.

 

Here is what I found......

from the gizmodo.com
This flamethrower mounts in the exhaust pipes, and shoots out flames up to 20 feet back. The activation solenoid has a safety switch, and it comes in a single tip model for $130, and a dual tip for $200. For "offroad use only." Did you know that one of my pet peeves is tailgating? This could be far more persuasive than those Yosemite Sam "Back Off" mud flaps. I just wouldn't be able to resist scorching the paint on some jerk's hood
. Video of the flamethrower in action

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEFndUOZc3k

 

My cousin had these on his Dodge truck. Looks cool and I'm sure it can be easily adapted to a bike.

 

With the tuner in the bike i am going to have to find a alternate fuel source? ahh i want to to do this!

 

Looks cool.
Also looks like a really good way to get your bike impounded.
In my area the constabularies are pretty lax enforcing motorcylcle specific regulations (reflectors, long apes, exhaust noise, etc)
I think they would draw the line on this one.

 

Definitely a ticket magnet, if not impound worthy.

Still a neat little trick.......................

 

Hi,

Pure curiosity : How that hell's working, unbunrt gas, gizmo does'nt state ?
My so pooor understanding
Thanks for any light ...

Jean-Jacques

 

You won't get a ticket in Virginia for using a flame thrower on your exhaust. You may get arrested and charged with a felony, though:

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp...+cod+46.2-1086

Then, you get your vehicle taken away from you if you are convicted:

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp...+cod+46.2-1087