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posted on October 29th, 2008 at 06:23 AM



touchy subject

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posted on October 29th, 2008 at 09:15 AM



Sorry if that came over the wrong way, I'm not trying to start anything.
I just wanted to give an opinion from someone who has used both setups on the same motor with no other changes.
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posted on October 29th, 2008 at 12:14 PM



my bro and me were arguing about 1916s last night. what's a reasonable engine life figure for em do you think, 150,000km? and what's it cost to build a basic 1916 these days?



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posted on October 29th, 2008 at 01:45 PM



This subject has been touched on in the past Pete
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posted on December 12th, 2008 at 10:45 PM



great thread and need more of it in particular for me as i have just crossed to Air cooled motoring there are a number of O/S makers of considered though high priced twin plug systems for WW and 4 cyl porsche - Maxton Prill, RABY etc etc. Yes the effects of twin PLugs well known and 6 cyl AC porsche have been running them for years.. Good flame front much faster burn means freakier cam and high compression with good driving characteristics. look n Pelican Parts forum as there is good talk about twin plug set ups.

Also have a look at a motor made by a Dean Polopolus of advance performance in the states - 4 cyl overhead cam porsche derived motor (first motors were made by sectioning a 6 cyl 911 and taking out the middle barrels and welding back up - capacities between 1,5 litre (up around 200HP) - 2,7 litres....but pricey kit alone in todays dollars are close to $13000US full built motors $20000 and keep going....
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posted on December 13th, 2008 at 01:03 PM



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it's not just redundancy; two plugs help the combustion 'pulse' across the crown of the piston where a plug isn't centred particularly well. Good for torque.

I've not been witness to any dyno tests, but if I disable the second coil on my Nissan, it slows down...


A nissan with twin plug combustion chambers? Whats that?

the good old nissan pintara twin plug what a flop .:crazy: you dont see them around any more.
ps ask Craig Torrens he may have a spare 1916 in the shed he may not be using:lol:




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