Subject: Re: throttle response
Author: Greg Barratt
Date: Jun 13, 2005, 9:59 AM
Post ID: 1719012973
you did mention that idle screws have no effect? on either/both carbs?
are the slide adjusters up to high? idle jet plugged on one or both carbs?
are you idling on both cylinders? what rpm are you idling at?
sounds to me like once you get out of idle circuit both cylinders are
hitting, but not before...carb sync way off?
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