I had a feeling he was playing with a twin spark setup.
Ive read about the same mods done to Alfas running the later ignition system to emulate the later 2v twin sparks performance engines. By using 2 sparkys it helped alfa to find another 5-7 per cent more power and avoid re tooling and casting a new 16v head for the mean time and achieve better emission reduction as Nissan did with Napz.
I cant remember where I read it but Alfa has never made a production 16v instead they are now using fiat engines and GM v6 blocks with their own induction, heads and the rest but who cares about Alfa!
The Naps Z dizzy should be made to work on an A series with some thinking and an Alfa workshop or reputable head shop should be able to machine and weld the extra spark threads.
The new Hemi also has the twin setup as alfa had but the A series with the wedge chamber and twin sparkies is definately different.
I went to ex b10 race mechanic Gordon Dobey a few weeks ago and discovered a little secret from his ex nissan race days.
He made custom piston pop out over deck height and used open chamber heads with huge inlet valves and huge exhaust valves that didnt fit the piston area so he had to severe notch the block and massive valve recesses on the pistons. I guess that he was drunk or something to show me this but he said that this ruined less head gaskets and increased reliability. Also saw a beautiful b10 race classic race car he was doing for a customer with this head setup on a 130hp 10000rpm NA a10. He also used this setup with L series engines he used to race in open wheeler hillclimbers.
So now I know how they fit those huge valves in an A series and if it can be combined with twin spakies we could see the A series reach new levels of performance