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It's becoming too complicated. Maybe if you could set both engines to deliver their output to a single shaft, eventually resorting to clutches to disengage one of them in case of failure, it's going to be the safest way to deal with them.
There was a TV show that featured a twin-engined dune buggy fitted with 2 Royal Enfield engines, maybe you should watch it on YouTube to seek for inspiration.
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