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5 Oct 2000, 06:31 (Ref:41161)
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hi there..
recently i was playing a formula1 game scalled gp2 and i noticed fire commmming out of the exhaust while i was shifting down or slowing down when i approach a corner??what is that ??and why is it that i dont see that nowadays in formula1???? thank you |
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5 Oct 2000, 07:47 (Ref:41170)
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The flames are caused by unburned fuel that exits the cilinder and is burned in the exhaust. I think the motormanagement these days are a bit better, so the injection will be cut off while shifting and hard decelleration.
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5 Oct 2000, 11:17 (Ref:41206)
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Join Date: Jun 1999
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if you spin ya car and the engine stalls, the unburnt fuel can come out the exhaust pipe too!
and u get 2m high flames, which the spectators liked, hehe |
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