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did you refinish the table at the same time?
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Ha! What, you didn't know Formby made carb cleaner? :-)
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Very nice Greg.

I guess the jet carrier and plug worked. Glad to have helped.

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Greg,
I know you are not looking for things to spend money on, but did you know that PMO has a billet fuel distributor (pair, actually) that has a built in filter receptacle, AND replaces those leaky banjos & that UGLY HOSE PIECE???

I used them in my early carbs, and was very pleased with the result, about $75 I think...

BTW, nice job on the carbs, they look like new!!!
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Jamie, yes they help immensely and the replacements came yesterday. I'll run'em done this weekend (if you're around).

Bill, I actually considered getting a set. What I bought instead (after a very informative conversation with Richard) is a new set of air compensation jets and 36mm venturis. The venturis are art in aluminum - I should've posted pictures of those!

All that's left is timing and tuning!

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