TWO HEADS better than ONE?
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TheSubaruGuruBoston answered 8 years ago
Symmetry, balance, higher torque, more neutral steering. Porsche and Ferrari don't do it for nothing....
Thanks, that's a perfect answer.
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TWO HEADS better than ONE?
What's the benefit of the two heads with the boxer engine
over the extra costs for maintenance if they experience failure??
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