It looks like only a couple of responders attempted to give you an answer to what you wanted to know.
To simplify your question, if just for kicks and giggles, you put 24V to a 12v starter, will the starter handle it? I'm sure the starter manufacturer knows how much it will handle. Lots of guys, including me, run a 6V starter on 12V and get away with it.
Is there a multiplication factor where 12V to 24V gives the starter let's say four times the torque where 6V to 12V gives the starter only twice the torque. Or does 12 to 24 have the same effect as 6 to 12?
Can the windings in a 6V starter stand running on 12 volts better than the windings in a 12V starter running on 24 volts ?
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