pining,twin plugging,etc...

[Mike Dillon]

Hey Rob, 

	It is not the current that degrade the wires over time it is
 the peak voltage requied to get the plug to fire. So two wires would 
 not help but wires with thicker jacket will, but you sill have to 
 figure out how to keep the energy form leaking out from the terminals 
 and then your more likely to have problems with the cap and rotor. 
 I think the best way would be to use indiviual coils for each plug 
 with little of no wire, didn't someone have a coil that plugged directly
 on to the end of a spark plug ?

Mike

> From diy_efi-owner at esl.eng.ohio-state.edu Tue Mar 10 13:11 CST 1998
> From: Robert Humphris <r.humphris at indigo-avs.com>
> 
> >>
> >> Anyone ever run surface gap plugs?  I hear they're popular in marine apps.
> >>Can
> >> be had with .100" gap, run cooler.
> >>
> >> Shannen
> >
> >The problem I understand with big gaps is the plug wires take a beating.
> Whats wrong with running 2 wires to each plug then?  
> 
> Just a thought...
> 
> Rob Humphris
> >
> >
> >
> 
>