Mike,
Thanks for your input. It's a good thought, to assure whether or not
it's the carb. Have you done this and what is the outcome? Do they
provide an analysis of the carb's function?
Fred
On Jun 27, 2005, at 10:24 AM, mike f wrote:
Fred, may I suggest you send the carb, whatever you
have, to the carb shop in California? Include all your
specific engine/drive train information, weight and
such and have them "flow" the carb. At least you will
know the problem is not the carb after that.
Hope this helps
mike
--- Fred Dowaliby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks to all for your input. I still don't know
what I will do, but
I'm going to begin by checking out other settings
which might affect
performance, like timing.
Thanks,
Fred
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