hammer408

Active Member
Is there an advantage in running dual impluse mags vs 1 impluse and 1 non-impulse. I'm about ready to order my engine and all mnufacturer's offer this as an option.

thanks
 
in a production airplane, a dual impulse mag set up was called a Bush kit.
For the exact reason the previous poster mentioned. In 8+ years that I
had my -6, It operated fine with only one impulse mag. Something to consider
if you plan to eventually add a P-mag and or other electronic
ignition with a hall effect sensor, you are better off with one impulse
coupler mag. That makes a p-mag, a drop in replacement, for the non-impulse coupling mag.
If you have two impulse couplers, you must remove the spacer on the engine that accomodates
the extra length for the impulse coupler, and replace the studs with shorter ones.