Automotive Mad Science: Sparking in the living room.

I like wiring, electricity, cars, and the magic that happens when you combine all three.  Last week I was modifying a wiring harness to install a turbocharged 4G63 engine  (from a 1991-94 Mitsubishi Eclipse, Talon, Laser) into any vehicle that I want.  It is a time consuming process and when it was done, I needed to make sure it worked properly.  Massachusetts in January is an absolutely frigid place, so I was not about to go outside.  Then it dawned on me that I could test it in the comfort of my own living room!  Before I knew it, the spare battery, ECU, CAS, injector resistor, coil pack, and power transistor, arrived on the premesis, and viola!  We have ignition!

Jeremy Nutt

Hi, I'm Jeremy.

3 thoughts to “Automotive Mad Science: Sparking in the living room.”

  1. You are not married are you! That reminds me of a professor I had in grad school. He built an airplane in his master bed room (a real one). He had to disasseble the front wall of the house to get it out once it was complete. (Note: he is no longer married).

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