"Because a conventional humbucker senses the string at two different places, it cancels some frequencies along with the hum. What if there were a humbucker that canceled fewer frequencies? It would be brighter and cleaner: almost glassy-sounding. In other words, it would almost sound like a Strat pickup, but with about the same power as a PAF. We created The Humbucker From Hell primarily as a neck pickup. You won't believe how much it will open up the sound in the neck position of a Les Paul, and it has an almost acoustic quality in the neck spot of a bolt-on guitar. Why is it called The Humbucker From Hell? Try it in the bridge position with a bright amp--but put in your ear plugs first, and don't say you weren't warned.."
as it is described it seems it will already give u a good single coil sound so why also split it? cos if u split it the output will be reduced a lot, this might not be a problem for you but heh. u might want to consider puttin it in parrallel as this aparantly gives similar results.
i know u want dmarzios, but look at this bit a the semore duncan page u will find stuff out about coil splittin parrallel etc.
http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/faqdescr.shtml#coilsplit
(oh and by the way coil tapping is not the same as coil splitting :D , dont take offense please, some people seem to be touchy about bein corrected)