Here's the custom flame
thrower that I built for my
1998 Harley-Davidson Road King
Classic.Now that the vid has
been out there for a month or
so, I'd like to thank everyone
who took the time to post
positive comments. Most
questions received were 'how
do I build one' or 'can I
purchase a kit from you?'
When I set out to pur
more

Here's the custom flame
thrower that I built for my
1998 Harley-Davidson Road King
Classic.Now that the vid has
been out there for a month or
so, I'd like to thank everyone
who took the time to post
positive comments. Most
questions received were 'how
do I build one' or 'can I
purchase a kit from you?'
When I set out to purchase a
kit myself, I was in the same
boat that you were. There
wasn't much info and the
'kits' that were currently
marketed used the old 'kill
and backfire' method (not good
for an engine in my opinion).
I spent about a month testing
different theories, ignition
methods, fuels, pressures,
positions, etc. Once I showed
the finished product to a few
people, I was offered the
opportunity to manufacture the
systems. I soon found out
that liability (and a lawyer
that I consulted) closed that
door. Unfortunately in todays
society, no one wants to take
responsibility for their own
self or safety and I could be
sued when some idiot blows
themselves up with my system
(or even the plans). Another
American business stiffled.
So as much as I'd like to
help, I regretfully can't.
For those of you deciding to
research it, I can tell you
that I've got about $700 in
parts on the current system.
You'll need the same if you
want the BIG flames. For
those that care, I'm working
on a 'turbo' flame that should
be done in a few months. Keep
posted for a new video. In
any case, take care, ride safe
and please be very, very
careful if you decide to
pursue the same.

Category Autos & Vehicles

Tags fire, harley, flame, thrower