johnny p. wrote:
>
> Yeah, I put them on my '99. It didn't work out so well. When I tried
> to start it up, the vast energy release of the twenty-thousand-times
> more powerful spark blasted the cylinder head right through the hood, in
> fact it ended up in low earth orbit. You should see the hole in the
> roof of my garage. My car is wrecked and my wife is super pissed. Also
> I've been fined $50,000 by the FAA (supposedly the cylinder head on its
> ascent was tracked by radar as passing within 1000 feet of a commercial
> airliner in flight) and what's worse, a U.N. committee is convening to
> discuss my violation of the international ban on orbital weapons. So,
> like, caveat emptor, as they say.
>
> yrs jp
Now this is just nonsense, the Pulstar spark plugs will not give enough
energy for a cylinder head to achieve escape velocity on their own.
I suspect that you also had a Vornado air intake fan installed which
gave the cylinder head the extra "oomph" needed when the spark plugs
blasted.
Even then, unless the cylinder head was painted white, I am skeptical.....
Pat
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