Wankels
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DonTZ125
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Re: Wankels
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Matt Cramer
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Re: Wankels
If it has two spark plugs on its rotor, it would need the Extra code to handle leading / trailing split.
Re: Wankels
Just the one, all the Sachs, NSU, Comotor etc Wankels did, As far as I know Suzuki & Mazda were the first ones to use twin spark on them, The Norton Wankels & the Evinrude ones might not even have had twin spark.Matt Cramer wrote:If this Wankel has just one spark plug, it can be tuned just like it's a two stroke piston engine with B&G firmware.
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