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first time starting since carb rebuild/cleaning

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Commented on your video.......the answer to your problem is that you need to use the valves in the lines to dampen the vacuum just untill the needles steady themselves..then your ready to make adjustments.
 
Got it. Ill put those valves on the lines today and adjust them. I'll post another video after :) thanks!
 
Is it true with this type of gauge that it shouldn't matter necessarily where the gauge needles are measuring (as far as "normal", "late ignition", etc) and just focus on getting them equal with #1 and #4 just a tick higher than #2 and #3)?
 
I go for all of them as close to each other as possible...but read a service manual to be 100% sure.
 
i was talking more about the actual text on the gauges...and the measuresments....5, 10, 15, etc. do all the carbs have to read in the normal range or is it more important that the readings are about even, no matter where on the gauge they read. hopefully my question makes sense. maybe i am wording it incorrectly.

since my exhaust has a crossover i'm looking for #1 and #4 just a tick higher than #2 and #3, according to the manual.


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it more important that they are close to each other than where on the gauge they read. Mine usually end up reading around the 8 to 10 range on the outer scale.
 
Maybe it's just me, but it seems to be just a tad slow to return to idle then I'm use to. You may want to fatten up the pilot screws just a tad. Maybe 1/2 turn out and see if that improves the throttle response. Otherwise is sounds sweet.
 
will do, thanks!;)

Maybe it's just me, but it seems to be just a tad slow to return to idle then I'm use to. You may want to fatten up the pilot screws just a tad. Maybe 1/2 turn out and see if that improves the throttle response. Otherwise is sounds sweet.
 
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