Torque runs the opposite way, as mentioned.
However, wing gas tanks on auto-fuel-select burn the WRONG wing tank first. In "normal" planes you drain the left wing first, because that dips first in a stall. Planes like a corsair, you leave a little in the right wing tank, to help even out the stall.
In the spit14, the auto select burns the entire left tank first. Because the torque rolls the other way, you WANT to burn the right tank first, otherwise you're making any stall/departure that much harder to control or avoid. Set it on manual, burn the right tank off, burn the left tank (leave a little in, if you like, RTB insurrance), and then manually select the main tank or DT after that.
Of course, doing this has its downside, as I've sputtered out and had to switch tanks in the middle of a dogfight as my right wing went dry!
Overall, it doesn't make it "perfect" but I think it really helps how the spit14 flies.