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highest rpm method

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You're doing this with a huge vacuum leak?
Use prime and block off the vacuum line on #2.

Or use a remote fuel tank, lawnmower tank, whipper snipper tank, etc. and block off the vacuum line like Bill said and then you can get a better look at what is going on in the carbs. The large fuel tank obscures a lot of vision.
 
A clutch rattle can be made to rattle a lot more with out of synch carbs, in fact even a bad rattle can be made to not rattle much if the carbs are synched well enough.

Will that guy just let you borrow his manometers?

Hes a member of the vintage club chapter I'm in. Hes an ok guy.
 
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