Bugger, eh! Did the engine display the same symptoms when it was dynoed, or have they developed more recently?
If they have developed more recently, I'd check rotor and probably fuel rail pressure too. Perhaps the pump could have seen better days?
Or it could just be psychological... It happens to all of us. In the quest for endless power, the brain fabricates faults to help justify the next mod!
Back to OT, Draven, you'll find that wasted spark isn't such a bad ignition system. It has advantages in certain engine configurations (eg turbo), and you don't really lose any power by buzzing two plugs instead of one (The pot with the A/F mixture in it has a lower resistivity, and as such is the path of least resistance). Wasted spark also has the advantage of 'cleaning' the plugs with the extra non-combustion pulse. The only time you would have problems with wasted spark is if you are running cams with phenomenal overlap (igniting the incoming charge before the inlet valves close), or if the boost you are running is 'blowing out' the spark (time for MSD anyway).
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