sugar-inthe gastank!!!
03-14-2003, 02:45 PM
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sugar-inthe gastank!!!
of course this is one of the most famous and vengeful old-school methods from jealous ex-boyfriends or girlfriends... but how does it work?
does it even still work? i heard that fuel filters these days can filter stuff out pretty well...
does it even still work? i heard that fuel filters these days can filter stuff out pretty well...
03-14-2003, 03:47 PM
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They can't filter the sugar - it actually disolves; you don't know it's there until you dry out the water (or smell it). I don't know the specifics of it, but i do know that it gums shit up and would totally screw detonation.
03-14-2003, 03:58 PM
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If my chemistry is correct, sugar is not soluable in pure gasoline. Check with a chemistry professor to be sure. One of the shittiest tricks I ever saw was a box or two of Uncle Bens converted rice in the radiator!
03-14-2003, 04:26 PM
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bologna slices after they dry and you peel it off it takes the paint with it.. im not really sure why but i know it works...
PS- if you are gonna do it be original and draw something withe the slices.. ie:
PS- if you are gonna do it be original and draw something withe the slices.. ie:
03-14-2003, 05:42 PM
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Worst I have seen is the entire wiring harness cut-up and melted....
By the way... our cars DO NOT HAVE A dedicated fuel-filter... just the pick-up screen on the fuel-pump!
By the way... our cars DO NOT HAVE A dedicated fuel-filter... just the pick-up screen on the fuel-pump!
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03-14-2003, 07:03 PM
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Originally posted by allmotor_2000
By the way... our cars DO NOT HAVE A dedicated fuel-filter... just the pick-up screen on the fuel-pump!
By the way... our cars DO NOT HAVE A dedicated fuel-filter... just the pick-up screen on the fuel-pump!
03-14-2003, 07:44 PM
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Rice down the defrosters is good for years. Every time they turn on the defroster it'll buzz and rattle... happend to a friend of mine. He never could get it alll out.
03-14-2003, 08:32 PM
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Originally posted by allmotor_2000
Worst I have seen is the entire wiring harness cut-up and melted....
By the way... our cars DO NOT HAVE A dedicated fuel-filter... just the pick-up screen on the fuel-pump!
Worst I have seen is the entire wiring harness cut-up and melted....
By the way... our cars DO NOT HAVE A dedicated fuel-filter... just the pick-up screen on the fuel-pump!
There *IS* a fuel filter in the engine compartment. The little screen inside the gas tank is just to block out big debris.
03-15-2003, 05:32 AM
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take a ping pong ball...cut it in half...pour Clorox in half...tape it back together...stick in fuel tank
run for yer mothafukin life
take a ping pong ball...cut it in half...pour Clorox in half...tape it back together...stick in fuel tank
run for yer mothafukin life
how long does it take for the clorox to react to the gasoline?PLEASE let me know!
03-15-2003, 06:54 AM
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It's not really creative...it's science.
*clears throat*
the active ingredient in chlorinated bleach such as clorox is Sodium Hypochlorite (NaClO).
http://www.clorox.com/science/rmp/how.html
While not flammable by itself, when mixed with combustable material it acts as an oxidizer which can lower the flashpoint of the substance and cause spontaneous combustion.
In fact, the end result (in theory) would be quite similar to early liquid fuel rockets (liquid oxygen (oxidizer) + gasoline).
http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/gsfc/servic...et/frocket.htm
While a small amount may or may not have an effect within a sealed gas tank, the intended result would be to turn the car into an instant liquid fuel bomb.
*clears throat*
the active ingredient in chlorinated bleach such as clorox is Sodium Hypochlorite (NaClO).
http://www.clorox.com/science/rmp/how.html
While not flammable by itself, when mixed with combustable material it acts as an oxidizer which can lower the flashpoint of the substance and cause spontaneous combustion.
In fact, the end result (in theory) would be quite similar to early liquid fuel rockets (liquid oxygen (oxidizer) + gasoline).
http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/gsfc/servic...et/frocket.htm
While a small amount may or may not have an effect within a sealed gas tank, the intended result would be to turn the car into an instant liquid fuel bomb.
03-15-2003, 10:17 AM
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Re: sugar-inthe gastank!!!
Originally posted by Akim711
of course this is one of the most famous and vengeful old-school methods from jealous ex-boyfriends or girlfriends... but how does it work?
does it even still work? i heard that fuel filters these days can filter stuff out pretty well...
of course this is one of the most famous and vengeful old-school methods from jealous ex-boyfriends or girlfriends... but how does it work?
does it even still work? i heard that fuel filters these days can filter stuff out pretty well...
It's a great way to screw an engine....
03-15-2003, 05:23 PM
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thanks guys... NOW... time to get even.
haha, j/k
maybe i should have started this thread with a disclaimer:
FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.
btw, what do drano and dew do?
haha, j/k
maybe i should have started this thread with a disclaimer:
FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.
btw, what do drano and dew do?
03-15-2003, 09:39 PM
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Originally posted by randomwalk101
There *IS* a fuel filter in the engine compartment. The little screen inside the gas tank is just to block out big debris.
There *IS* a fuel filter in the engine compartment. The little screen inside the gas tank is just to block out big debris.
03-15-2003, 09:53 PM
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Guy at work told me when he was a kid he and his buddy pissed into someone's convertible one night, I guess they didn't like him, I don't know.
He now restores 1960s GTOs and paints hi-end cars. I'm sure he wouldn't like someone doing that to his show cars! Kharma?
I've had cats do that to me, I never leave my windows down anymore.
He now restores 1960s GTOs and paints hi-end cars. I'm sure he wouldn't like someone doing that to his show cars! Kharma?
I've had cats do that to me, I never leave my windows down anymore.
03-15-2003, 10:14 PM
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Originally posted by 123456SPEED
Guy at work told me when he was a kid he and his buddy pissed into someone's convertible one night, I guess they didn't like him, I don't know.
He now restores 1960s GTOs and paints hi-end cars. I'm sure he wouldn't like someone doing that to his show cars! Kharma?
I've had cats do that to me, I never leave my windows down anymore.
Guy at work told me when he was a kid he and his buddy pissed into someone's convertible one night, I guess they didn't like him, I don't know.
He now restores 1960s GTOs and paints hi-end cars. I'm sure he wouldn't like someone doing that to his show cars! Kharma?
I've had cats do that to me, I never leave my windows down anymore.
03-15-2003, 10:19 PM
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dude, i feel the need to link to this:
http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/hu...34/Anarchy.htm
thats anarchists cookbook v1.0, but i belive they are up to 4.0
http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/hu...34/Anarchy.htm
thats anarchists cookbook v1.0, but i belive they are up to 4.0
03-16-2003, 09:35 AM
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Originally posted by Nicky Pass
Don't fuck with someones car.....what if they do it to yours???? If someone is giving you trouble.....kick thier ass!
Don't fuck with someones car.....what if they do it to yours???? If someone is giving you trouble.....kick thier ass!
03-16-2003, 10:08 AM
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Originally posted by Scooter
take a ping pong ball...cut it in half...pour Clorox in half...tape it back together...stick in fuel tank
run for yer mothafukin life
take a ping pong ball...cut it in half...pour Clorox in half...tape it back together...stick in fuel tank
run for yer mothafukin life
Just offering alternatives - not suggesting anyone ever do this.
03-17-2003, 01:56 PM
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Originally posted by zeroday
what the heck would that do?
oh and it's bologna :P
what the heck would that do?
oh and it's bologna :P
Oils baby...oils....
03-17-2003, 03:10 PM
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Originally posted by moomaster_99
Just leave some baloney slices on the hood of his car in the daytime.
Just leave some baloney slices on the hood of his car in the daytime.
Or you can always not mess with the car directly and tie some long thin wire from the bumper to the gutter...tah-dahh
03-20-2003, 11:53 PM
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Sugar In Gas Tank
You are lucky you live in the civilian world, and your ex-girl friend has limited access to explosives.
In Vietnam the VC used to take a hand grenade, put a rubber band around the handle (really called the spoon), and then pull the pin. The only thing keeping it from going off was the rubber band.
Then they would put it in down the gas tank or in the gerry cans of a jeep.
After about a week, the gas would eat through the rubber band, the handle would fly off and the grenade would explode - in the gas tank.
It is supposed to make quite a boom. A grenade by itself can make an impressive explosion (it contains about a quarter-pound of TNT or Composition B), but being in a gas tank, the explosion was magnified.
Most of the time, no one was in the jeep. But jeeps are parked together, and are parked near important buildings. So the damage (mental and physical) could be impressive.
Since I was an infantry pointman, I walked everywhere and never rode in jeeps, so I thought it was funny.
In Vietnam the VC used to take a hand grenade, put a rubber band around the handle (really called the spoon), and then pull the pin. The only thing keeping it from going off was the rubber band.
Then they would put it in down the gas tank or in the gerry cans of a jeep.
After about a week, the gas would eat through the rubber band, the handle would fly off and the grenade would explode - in the gas tank.
It is supposed to make quite a boom. A grenade by itself can make an impressive explosion (it contains about a quarter-pound of TNT or Composition B), but being in a gas tank, the explosion was magnified.
Most of the time, no one was in the jeep. But jeeps are parked together, and are parked near important buildings. So the damage (mental and physical) could be impressive.
Since I was an infantry pointman, I walked everywhere and never rode in jeeps, so I thought it was funny.
03-21-2003, 08:27 AM
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A few summers ago, some friends and i decided to get back at these neighbors who were complete pricks. We took some old chicken wire - about 5 feet on all sides - and laid it across their long gravel driveway. The next morning they were driving out and the wire snagged on the undercarriage of their car. Man were the sparks flying. >;]
03-21-2003, 08:42 AM
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Re: Sugar In Gas Tank
Originally posted by BLeahy
You are lucky you live in the civilian world, and your ex-girl friend has limited access to explosives.
In Vietnam the VC used to take a hand grenade, put a rubber band around the handle (really called the spoon), and then pull the pin. The only thing keeping it from going off was the rubber band.
Then they would put it in down the gas tank or in the gerry cans of a jeep.
After about a week, the gas would eat through the rubber band, the handle would fly off and the grenade would explode - in the gas tank.
It is supposed to make quite a boom. A grenade by itself can make an impressive explosion (it contains about a quarter-pound of TNT or Composition B), but being in a gas tank, the explosion was magnified.
Most of the time, no one was in the jeep. But jeeps are parked together, and are parked near important buildings. So the damage (mental and physical) could be impressive.
Since I was an infantry pointman, I walked everywhere and never rode in jeeps, so I thought it was funny.
You are lucky you live in the civilian world, and your ex-girl friend has limited access to explosives.
In Vietnam the VC used to take a hand grenade, put a rubber band around the handle (really called the spoon), and then pull the pin. The only thing keeping it from going off was the rubber band.
Then they would put it in down the gas tank or in the gerry cans of a jeep.
After about a week, the gas would eat through the rubber band, the handle would fly off and the grenade would explode - in the gas tank.
It is supposed to make quite a boom. A grenade by itself can make an impressive explosion (it contains about a quarter-pound of TNT or Composition B), but being in a gas tank, the explosion was magnified.
Most of the time, no one was in the jeep. But jeeps are parked together, and are parked near important buildings. So the damage (mental and physical) could be impressive.
Since I was an infantry pointman, I walked everywhere and never rode in jeeps, so I thought it was funny.
fuken nuts
03-21-2003, 09:41 AM
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lindberger cheese on engine manifolds / blocks. stinks like hell for a long time.
something shoved up the exhaust pipe to plug off the exhaust, they don't get to far.
something shoved up the exhaust pipe to plug off the exhaust, they don't get to far.
03-21-2003, 10:41 AM
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shoving a large potatoe down a muffler is a good way to fubar a car, this one is pretty mean but jb weld is good for locking someone's fuel door, hood, trunk, etc.
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