The Junkyard Turbojet Engine

Energy & Sustainability
The Junkyard Turbojet Engine

smnight1.jpgHere’s a site that shows how Mike made a working jet engine built from junkyard parts. The engine presented here is based on a used automotive turbo charger, lots of off the shelf parts, and only a few custom made components. Anyone with a little knowledge of engines, access to a reasonably well stocked workshop, some free time, and some excess cash should be able to make an engineLink.

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