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Yo-Han

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You can say a lot about Ken Block... But he doesn't bail out quickly...

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muck fee thats mental

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Everything is fire retardant, the fact that it never flared up fast shows this, and its likely the radiant heat from the exhaust, especially if its got a cat, that's set fire to the wiring under the dash display thing.

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Is it A-Series only? I think it should be...
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Yo-Han

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Maybe exhaust got displaced after the jump..
Just to display my obvious ignorance; does a cat get hotter than a 'normal' exhaust?

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Dont know but that tail pipe was glowing red most of the way around, i would have thaught that he would have had a plumbed in extinguisher system?

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miglia_replica

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the reason they glow red now is because the cat is usually right at the back of the system so its less restrictive, so the glow is just the cat as they run that hot to work


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On 8th Dec, 2012 Yo-Han said:
Just to display my obvious ignorance; does a cat get hotter than a 'normal' exhaust?

The internals most definately do, they get VERY hot as the "catalyst" is essentially inducing further combustion of the un-burnt bits of the exhaust gas.

The outside will be down to how well it's designed (insulation, heat shields etc.) and manufacturers cut corners :)

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Not sure if the rally cross cars are anything like the Fiesta world rally cars but they have the cats just before the back box

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Tough cookie no idiot yes!

You can break bones and cut yourself when you heal you nearly always look normal thats not the case with burns

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i'm not saying i wouldnt brick it but its his job n he is probably used to the odd fire n knows enough to have confidence in that its wont just go ka-boom

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What sprocket said about the fire retardent stuff, Ive seen a road car catch fire and within 10 mins the car and the garage and half the house was burnt down

On 10th Mar, 2012 theoneeyedlizard said:

Hypothetically speaking, where would you stick your nozzle?


On 22nd Jun, 2012 apbellamy said:
my wife doesn't know what.head is never mind compression ratio.

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