Reply to "V-12 Cleveland/Clevor"

rockyMember

That's really cool.

I bet you could run each half (initially) independently - maybe pull the spark plugs on the opposite bank, and get the timing dialed in.

Then switch to the other side - Then run both. The timing of each bank could be (slightly) independent of each other, obviously you would get best results if they were perfectly matched, but that doesn't really seem to be a requirement.

My buddy with a Lambo Diablo claims he could run his V-12 like that, but I think there would be other practical consideration...

Anyway - very cool motor. It's great to see an example of "good 'ole American ingenuity"! (I hope I spelled that big word right!)

Rocky

9/3/147:28 AM

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