Allen,
This is Adam Krichbaum, I purchased the Galloway kit from you, that your dad had in his collection when I was at the NAMES show a few years ago. I thought you might like to see some pictures of the engine. I finished it last summer and although I did not paint it red I think it came out pretty well. Thanks for the opportunity to own this model. It means a lot to me since Jerry owned it. I met him a few times and talked to him on the phone a few times as well. I have multiple ignition systems from him and I made the frame rails for the V4 engine that is on display at the Internet craftsmanship museum as well. I also built the power house engine from his plans. That was the first IC engine I ever built.
Thanks again.
Adam Krichbaum
Photos of customer builds of Jerry Howell designed engines, Q&A's, and other items of interest
Monday, January 14, 2019
Saturday, January 12, 2019
ATV coil spark plug wire conversion
E-mail from Tim Mercer on how he replaced the large spark plug wire on the red Universal ATV coil with thinner high voltage plug wire. Thanks for the tip Tim!
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Hi Allen,
Here is how I converted from large to small high voltage wire.
Utilizing what is in the box I did the following:
Hope this helps
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Hi Allen,
Here is how I converted from large to small high voltage wire.
Utilizing what is in the box I did the following:
- Cut off large plug wire approximately. 125 above the black slip on weather seal.
- Remove by unscrewing off the internal stud. (These are easy and meant to do this to replace weather checked wires on ATV'S snowmobiles etc).
- Pull out copper wires
- Strip white high voltage wire the same length of the black piece that was cut off and coat wire the FULL length with solder to stiffen it
- Thread white high voltage wire through black piece so that it is even with the other end
- Use heat shrink tubing ( mine was blue). Use a drop or two of water to use as lube to reinstall black weather seal, do not use oil, water evaporates oil doesn't
Hope this helps
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