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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Central Ohio
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I've been going through all the ignition electronics for our FlatCAD Bonneville engine. It is a blown/injected 1940 Cadillac flathead - running Alky. Every part of the engine (except the block) is something we designed . . . most of it we built as well (heads, lifter blocks, roller lifters, girdles, etc). It makes 650 HP on the dyno.
Anyway, I've needed a way to test the complete MSD ProMag system. It is a ProMag 20 amp unit and the magnets are so strong that you cannot use a Sun type distributor machine to turn it. So, I needed to come up with an inventive way to do my testing. I decided to create a "Frankenstein Test Bench" - using my lathe to drive the unit. Had to make the fixtures to hold it, the hub to mount the crank triggers, the spark plug rack, etc.. Anyway . . . here is ole 'Sparky' on my lathe, with a link to a video of it running: Video: https://www.instagram.com/p/DSa9V6KkgSL/ IMG_1894.jpg IMG_1895.jpg IMG_1897.jpg |
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