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01-05-2001, 01:28 PM
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I think they actually use glow plugs from a deisel engine in the tailpipes for that. I'm not sure cause I've never done it. You probably need to run a very rich mixture or have a cam with lots of overlap. The overlap would allow some unburnt air and fuel to pass right through the chamber to the exhaust at low rpm's.
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