What Makes Cars Shoot Flames
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- We've all seen it. Whether at a car show, on a race track, or just cruising down the highway, there are plenty of fast cars that have flames shooting out their tailpipe. However, it requires cars of a certain caliber or with specific modifications to get the fireworks going. We explore what those are.
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What Makes Cars Shoot Flames
short answer:
unburnt fuel gets in the exhaust and it ignites there.
Why doesn’t my pop and bang tune shoot flames too lol
@@rileycollens1312 specify what pop and bang tune u mean.
2 step? Anti lag? etc..
@@rileycollens1312 you got catalytic converters? Also sometimes the shape/ assembly of the exhaust will eat up fire.
lmfao thx
basically same concept as muzzle flash in most firearms
That crankshaft in the animation is spot on...
That animation was really accurate 🧢
Knock knock
the weird noises coming from my engine make sense now
That’s what I was about to say.
🤣🤣
I think Insider is hiring a new animation team after see this video
In about 2035 we would be the only people to know that sports cars used to spit flames
They gonna have active aero and sound like Turbines in a few years, so i wouldnt worry lmfao.
Tesla makes boring cars cus their supposed to be a competitor to Lexus and Cadillac.
While their cars are fun, their not supposed to be hella loud, and be overall cool yk.
@@honkhonk8009 i mean its good that its electric, but i gotta admit i wish they were a bit cooler looking
the animation tho... must’ve cost billion dollars to make
Insider you really need to fire whoever made this and find someone else to get info on these... Just let me know if you need help 🆘
Hah “fire” big funny
I feel like a 12 year old who watched 7 videos on RUclips wrote this script.
When you're off the gas pedal the exhaust valve doesn't magically shut lol
Wow! That professionalism level of insider is unbelievable!
afterfire? I thought it's called backfire
Maybe they just look at plane "After Burner" and mix it up with back fire
I’m about 4 months late, but it is actually called afterfire, there’s a difference
Afterfire is fire coming out of the exhaust which is fine, but backfire is when the fire comes out of the intake usually seen in old carburated engines
It really is called afterfire. Backfire sounds cooler but isn't actually correct in this case.
antilag'
Cars spit flames because their owners put taco bell in the gas tank.
damn that crankshaft kinda high from the afterburn
I like the fast and furious one at 0:08
I think your animator needs to change the journal bearing on the crankshaft
please get a car guy to write your scripts.
Also, those guys worrying you can not get flames on your regular car, get a flame kit. works really well
Being a carguy isn't a requirement but has to know about what he is talking
My “regular” daily shoots flames with 2 step and no lift shift
Very well thoroughly explanation of how a turbo charger works !!!! Spot on well done !
I had a stock 73 VW Bug that shot flames 💥💥 Just sayin'.
Get a petrolhead to explain these. There's no vibe here
Unburnet fuel makes it into the exhaust and gets lit on fire
I wonder what happened to the crankshaft?
The crankshaft animation 💀
I saw a video of a black corvette running from cops. Dude had a 360 camera on the back. You could see the flames looking like a rocket.
Go home crankshaft you're drunk
Basically, when flames come out the exhaust (backfire) is when unburnt fuel makes it towards the exhaust, and when the exhaust gas heats the unburnt fuel, it sets fire, causing backfire,
Is that crankshaft ok 😅
They need a new animation team
Next title. "What make cars go VROOM VROOM". You're welcome.
There's a type of car used by everyday people, that doesn't need much aftermarket parts to make it spit flames. The Skoda.
Lambos still have catalytic converts. They get heated up and actually assist in the fuel ignition out the tail pipe.
finally some great sound great fully explained in high quality
welllll donee ❤️❤️❤️
these animations are best in class
When I was 5 I loved it.
Is BMW's twinpower turbo techonolgy considered as an anti-lag system similarly to the one mentioned in the video?
Because my F56 JCW Mini has one and it pops and bangs, but never spit fire. My guess is that that the only restriction it has is the catalytic converter (Just the downpipe cat, not the 2nd cat most cars have due to European regulations), resonator and muffler (Just the downpipe cat, not the 2nd cat most cars have due to European regulations). It has the stock exhaust.
However, the JCW Pro exhaust has a resonator delete, and it's a valvetronic system with one is considered a straight pipe exhaust when the valve is open except for the downpipe cat presence. Still, I've seen people install this exhaust on their cars and it doesn't spit fire. Some have even got a catless downpipe for the exhaust, and still not fire at the exhaust. I'm really clueless what's causing it not to spit fire...
I mean it has a performance JCW tune, a turbo with Twinpower turbo technology (that I'm guessing works similarly to anti-lag systems). catless straight pipe, short exhaust, because it's short car uses no less than 91 octane gas. So, what could be the reason preventing it from spitting out flames?
DBW throttle mapping for HC emissions.
Retard timing and do not fuel cut.
I’d imagine you’d have to be fully catless. It could be that your mini is just shooting baby flames. Have you tried setting up a camera at night time or in a dark place?
Think of flames as just more extreme pops and bangs, you still have fuel being ignited at the end of ur exhaust which is the pops and bangs but there probably just isnt enough fuel for a massive flame
BMW's twinpower turbo technology refers to the fact that it uses a twin scroll turbocharger (a turbo that has 2 chambers in the exhaust side with 2 opposing cylinders attached to each chamber). This allows the turbo to more efficiently use the exhaust pulses to steadily build momentum and thus achieve boost faster.
The anti-lag on these engines in factory setup are tied to the transmission computer programming in that it only activates on high demand during shifts (often referred to as DSG farts) when you hear that stutter from the exhaust during shifts.
The pops in your exhaust won't shoot flames with catalytic converters or with stock tuning, you will need a custom tune for that.
Hope this helps.....
"The turbo sucks in compressed air" - Jackie Chan Face palm meme.
I thought those ASE animation and picture was bad, I’m so wrong. Now I can’t unsee it
I had a 302 in a 1957 ford pickup. It threw flame. Turned out the carburetor was running rich.
I feel like this should go on to a regular channel because this is not a topic that should have this depth of info. If on a car specific channel, get more in depth to get car nerds to watch the video. Get in depth about things
Dude saw a rotary engine and made this video and thought it was the same thing. Boys at mazda think you're sus
great explanation
Facts are all over the place for a channel called Car Insider ._.
That animation tho 🤢
These cars are awesome.
The crankshaft be like
🤪🤪🤪
I saw a nissan altima shoot flames. I think something was genuinely wrong with the car
Love that
When there is no even 100 views
Love this
Short answer make your car run rich so it can burn fuel in the exhaust
I have PTSD from that crankshaft animation😐
Play this video at 1.5x perfect
"Catch ya round i'm gonna move over there" - Crankshaft to journals
Be honest you’re here cause of Lamborghini Aventador SVJ is nuts
Would it be possible to dally drive a car but be able to have it shoot flames whenever i do go to a car meet or sum. Dont wanna be shooting flames everywhere but itd be cool with some dragon breath exhaust gel
maybe you have to see a 1.8t 20v launch control
Fr that’s my engine
0:34 well its not called after fire most car enthusiast call it backfire or spitfire or
oh man all these experts in the comments I mean this video is clearly for people with no mechanical background not for experts
that to compete with Nismo version r35... flagship
RX7 go Brap Brap
Ok so how do I make my prius do this
ok rear engine cause backfire because of short exhaust, front engine car doesn't do that because catalytic converter and long exhaust system unless they have a turbo, how about NA mid engine sports car? does it backfire too?
Yeah this man doesn't know any thing.most of the time front engine,front mid engine,rear mid engine,rear engine cars can doesn't so much with backfire/afterfire. Forced induction or not that doesn't matter a lot as well.(forced induction means using a turbo/supercharger). Nowadays even sports cars have catalytic converters most of the times cars that can backfire are modified and tuned like deleting the muffler and deleting the catalytic converters. And tuned to make the spark plugs fire late so most of the fuel exits the the combustion chamber unburned and burns at the exaust tip.
There is another thing called 2 step that cause small puffs of fire and makes that gunshot sound that is a rev limiter that is used to hold the revs at the point where u have the can get the most power to the ground. It holds the revs by holding back the spark plug firing time. Again this causes unburned fuel out of the exaust tip.
Na mid engine sports cars can backfire like normal that's how lamborghinis backfire.the only lamborghini with turbos is the lamborghini suv the urus. other cars like the huracan the aventador the countach is naturally aspirated thy can backfire
@@itzshark6737 i never seen a countach backfire also the hurcan can't backfire in a production car without any mods because audi has to use it in r8 and they are in the diesel scandal with volks on the other side those v12 are proper lambo way with crazy Germans
Fun fact : if a aventador spits flames every shift from 3rd its means its hot af and using every bit of fuel they was a test where the max out a aventador and it did 3 mpg
Real ones know this from the movie cars
Decent animation, but so many inaccuracies stated. Maybe to oversimplify for those that need it. I'd rather the content be accurate opposed to simplified
It's secret tuning!
So if the car isn’t Burning The Access fuel, the car is really not efficient. They should fix that.
Straightpiped miatas shoot flames
My 300hp bmw
Hold my beer.
Please explain how and why lambos and Ferraris suck at longevity
Gas go in exhaust make boom. There now you don’t need to watch the video
i watch just to see how bad you got your info. the car commity don't mind helping you get your info right. but if you doing this to give us a bad name nah we going.
Most Super car just needs cat delete they don’t have get tuned
The most expensive marshmello
this video tbh
I have a shit box that will rip a 2 ft flame lol
technically it's engine farts
No turbo, no antilag. Just decat
4:37 🫡
Car insider, please employ me. I'll do all the research work to save you from this embarrassment.
Go watch an engineering explained or donut media if you actually want to know.
MISFIRINGGUU SYTEMM
Lan evo team
Fast
6th one here
A non-car person narrated this video..
Sorry but animation was hot thrash😂
Wrong crankshaft animation
I can hear that sound😂
I can shoot flames with my 3.7 g37 sedan just ditch the cats 🤷♂️
I've seen normal cars shoot flames, so....
Whvt The Fvck is AfterFire??? Did AI write this script?!
Who wrote this? 😂😂😂
Oof bad script for video.
🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
V12?
Lamborghini?
Then why doesn’t it happen in our Rolls Royce Phantom VII (it too has a V12 engine)?
Exaust and tune
@@Reptile_paradise how can we do something similar in our car?
The Rolls Royce dealership and service centre would have a heart attack if we say something like this 😁
@@gustav_a.mozumder2011 I’m almost positive you can do it in the phantom you’ll need a louder exhaust and to get someone to tune it and the dealership won’t be to happy about it
Just for comparison my little 1.8L turbocharged in-line 4 engine shoots 5foot flames with a 3 inch exhaust
@@Reptile_paradise wow, awesome; what car is it?
The Rolls Royce service centre even frowns / looks at us with a weird face even if they see a sticker on the car during the monthly servicing. I mean c’mon, we should have the liberty to do whatever we please with our car because we did buy it and not take it free out of their showroom.
Even Ferrari has weird rules! 🤦🏻
Donut Media does it better
With EV car... Isn't good game anymore....
"Cars insider" yet doesn't know how the hell a crankshaft works.
Get your crap together.