Thanks to PFrog at DP for the stack fun.


Here are some pics of my stack during flame testing.

-WARNING AND DISCLAIMER-

I have had alot of questions about how I did it, and I will provide more information about the parts I used if you PM me.

You can see in the picture that it consists of:

• high pressure regulator
• 12v lock-off solenoid
• high voltage ignitor
• some spark plugs and brake line
• Pure Stupidity!

ignitor from amazing1.com
2 champion RC12YC
2 Anti fouling spark plug fittings
60 psi adjustable LP regulator
12v LP lockoff solenoid - from alternative fuels
1/2 " and 3/16 " brake line
a bunch of brass fitings
1/2" LP rubber hose
(need to increase ignitor power)

Note: the flames you see are all at idle, even with ALOT of propane the truck will blow out the flames if you hit the throttle (no oxygen)

I would not recommend trying this while driving, only stopped at an idle!

 

that is awsome......me wants one

 

Ya. I'm liking that too....

 

how bigga propane storage bottle ya runnin....and where ya got it mounted

 

I'm thinking I'm going to do this on my single since I was planning to install propane anyway for long trips.


Whit, there are tanks out there that are designed to be mounted long-ways under the bed.

 

How about a little writeup on how to do this?


If you keep showing me things like this - I will need to get stacks.

 

I just sent him a message asking him to do a write-up.

 

 

First it was manifold Burritos. Now you can have stack Smores.