Backfire pics
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Check these out....
It can be really FrUsTrAtInG to get the backfire, but with a lot of patience, voila.
Cheers
It can be really FrUsTrAtInG to get the backfire, but with a lot of patience, voila.
Cheers
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- Darkest Kent....
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My lovely black XJ220...... 
And some more!
The easiest way to capture backfire pics (not racing mind you) is to start the car in high gear and slowly pull away. Keep flicking up and down through the gears at the same time and your car will spurt flame every few seconds or so!
And some more!
The easiest way to capture backfire pics (not racing mind you) is to start the car in high gear and slowly pull away. Keep flicking up and down through the gears at the same time and your car will spurt flame every few seconds or so!
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my favorite two..
(who says farting doesn't make you go faster!?)
(who says farting doesn't make you go faster!?)
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I came across an inconvenient bug recently. Searched the forums for any information on it, but found none. This seemed an appropriate place to air my grievance! What happened was I saved a few images to "Film" in Photodrive. Some of the photos were of cars backfiring. Upon developing these photos in order to transfer them to the memory stick, I realized, to my immense horror, that the backfire had mysteriously vanished! All that hard work down the tubes
Has this happened to anyone else?
Thx
Has this happened to anyone else?
Thx
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felix2107
Same pic, different angle
Nice pics!
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some flames..
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And another 1!!
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Flames are flames after all!!!!
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A few nice flames from my Ford Mustang SVT 
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How dp you reduce the backfire I can tell its bad for the engine. Anyone know?
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