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| Seabird |
 Dec 10 2013, 10:32 PM
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Spent some time rebuilding the carbs on the new car and check the timing. Fuel was drain and fresh gas added. A little MMO was used to well whatever MMO is used for; you know its a mystery (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
There was some funky business with the timing and the firing order but that has been resolved now. The spark plugs looked good though I changed them anyway. Carbs sync up well. I did not like the low idle so after turning in the speed screw more than appropriate I ordered new idle jets. Tired both 52s and 55s and basically she just lumps along. The idle did go up a little but not much. Here is a quick video of what she sounds like. I would like the forums input. video Regards, |
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