Uhh, you can't save anything if the original was working right. Burning gas is burning gas. Power is made only as the piston travels down the cylinder, either it ignites and burns, or it doesn't. Anything burned off/ignited by "multiple sparks" after the piston has passed TDC is wasted energy.
If 30,000 volts (stock HEI) isn't enough to ignite an air fuel mix from 12:1 to 14.7:1, you've got other problems, such as oil fouling, bad ignition components (plugs, wires, cap, rotor, pickup, etc).
Non-manufacturer testing has proven that on stock engines, properly tuned, in "normal" conditions, HEI makes as much, if not more, power than any of the aftermarket setups.