Guessing its time for a new exhaust. Down shifted just before pulling into my driveway and neighbors said it blew flames out the tailpipes. heard a dull, low sounding rumble guess thats when it did it. Gives me a opportunity ive been needing to buy that spintech and take that cat off. Anyone else have a problem with unloading (backracking) and blowing flames?

quote Originally posted by dematrix86gt: Anyone else have problema with unloading (backracking) and blowing flames?

I wish I had that problem

[This message has been edited by nitroheadz28 (edited 08-17-2013).]

Dont replace it - just getting broken in!

quote Originally posted by dematrix86gt: Guessing its time for a new exhaust. Down shifted just before pulling into my driveway and neighbors said it blew flames out the tailpipes. heard a dull, low sounding rumble guess thats when it did it. Gives me a opportunity ive been needing to buy that spintech and take that cat off. Anyone else have a problem with unloading (backracking) and blowing flames?

How does this relate to it blowing flames?

Flames would come from raw gas not burnt exhaust, so you have something before the exhaust creating problems to have gas getting into the exhaust I'm thinking?

------------------
"There is no more formidable adversary than one who perceives he has nothing to lose." - Gen. George S. Patton
http://www.flowbenchtech.com

My 86 SE does this - the back manifold has a small leak from a exhaust bolt that keeps loosening and a bad gasket.

it doesnt . it just justifys the buying of a new exhaust system. we always have to have a excuse, flames are better than anything!!!!

quote Originally posted by Brucepts: How does this relate to it blowing flames? Flames would come from raw gas not burnt exhaust, so you have something before the exhaust creating problems to have gas getting into the exhaust I'm thinking?