I am looking to add a flamethrower to my truck. I used to have a 78 dodge and did the spark plug in the exhaust thing, but now I have a newer truck with cats. I am planning on propane, but I am having trouble finding a 12V solenoid that will allow the release of 20 psi. Can I use a nitrous solenoid? And if not, what else could I use to allow propane to flow from the tank to the exhaust tip? I was considering using a manual ball valve in the cab, but I don't really want to run lines to the cab. I understand the safety issues involved as well as the legal aspects.

 

just curious, why would you want flames coming out your tailpipe(s)?

 

if you really want this done....heres the kit for it

http://autoloc.com/products/flame.lasso

 

heres you another one...
http://www.eatmyflames.com/index.html

 

I want to see pics of you flaming a ricer at night when you get this going!!
That would be too cool...

 

someone please do this and make a video.

 

I recently saw an episode of Monster Garage where they used a nitrous solenoid
for a flame thrower kit they were putting on.

 

I also saw this, but they were using gasoline. The other two websites you guys posted are exactly what I had done before with a junkyard coil. They are cool, but you have to kill the motor to get enough unburned fuel through the pipes and have no cats. I want to flip a switch, whether I am at a stoplight, under acceleration, or just cruising and have a flame shoot out.