>
> > The 907 has a V12, apparently it is basically two PRV V6s bolted
> > together according to DW. Anyone else on the list tried that?
>
Installing two V6s together is nothing new for marine and industrial engines
to obtain a V12. GMC used to have a highway tractor set up this way when gas
was cheap. Two distributors and carburators, one starter and alternator
(generator for the early models). It was easier to synchronise four carbs on
a four cylinder than to get those engines pulling together.
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Received on Wed Jun 15 16:34:50 2005
