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Originally Posted by SirBrass
That doesn't explain what caused the pressurized gasoline to ignite such that it stayed burning, though. Usually it's the gasoline vapors or atomized fuel where the major danger lies. So, what caused the fuel to ignite? Sparks from the light pole as the heavy object struck it at high speed?
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usually when fuel line brokes make the vapors and the fuel contact to hot as hell engine parts, and this is very easy to ignite flames...
considering that the fuel tank was wrecked, it's possible that a big part of the carrera GT was covered with fuel, and so it takes just a little to blow up all...