I'm out driving the shop truck and this blue Buick stops in front of me at the stop light. I whip out my handy IPhone and snap a quick pic of the exhaust tip. You can't see it in the picture but electrical wires are powering this thingamagige. Any clue what it does?
When you hit the Stun button on the dash, it grinds fresh pepper out the exhaust causing those who are tailing too close to catch a whiff and back off
Google "whistle tips" [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nnzw_i4YmKk]YouTube - The whistles go.... whoo whoo![/ame]
Interesting, that video was done in 2003, they've been illegal in Cal since Jan 2004. I wonder if what's in the pic is in fact a flamethrower - hence the wires. You don't usually see these on newer cars. I've read where the ones today are propane powered! Back in the day, the way you got one of these to flame was by pulling your choke out to dump a bunch of raw gas into the exhaust while you hit the switch (spark plug inserted into the pipe and powered by an ignition coil) for the flamethrower. With modern engines of course this won't work....
:cornut:Rear facing Silicone pavement sprayer for when high speed gendarmes are following too closely and blinding you with the over head blue light pulsar. Jason
Hahahahaha Bubb Rubb.... Fission brefus inna moanin... Is lika larm clok gonin off. Killer man..... Just killer Brought tears to my eyes.
dec·o·ra·tion / [dek-uh-rey-shuhn] –noun 1. something used for decorating; adornment; embellishment: The gymnasium was adorned with posters and crepe-paper decorations for the dance. 2. the act of decorating. 3. interior decoration. 4. a badge, medal, etc., conferred and worn as a mark of honor: a decoration for bravery. Since when is a sound "dekuhreyshuhn" ?:crazy: