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Schleprock
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Frankfort IL USA
Posts: 16,644
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You've already got large main venturis and very large air correctors that are providing a lot of air to achieve a lean condition. I'd try going down on the main jets to see where that gets you.
I agree it's puzzling that the idle jet change didn't do anything for you. I had a super lean condition and lots of popping at idle one time and my switch from 55 to 60 solved it.
Also consider your e-tubes a place to change. If you go with an e-tube that has more holes in it, that will lean the mixture. I have a set of F24 e-tubes that have a bunch of holes in them and my reading material and internet info have said these tubes are for very large main jets. Makes sense- more holes = more air entrainment = balances out the large main jets?
Don't rule out your fuel too. How good is the fuel you've got avaiable to you in your area?
I think your idle is a bit too rich IMO. Best lean idle adjustment process typically puts you in the lean range (~15) at idle. But obviously its hard to fix that when your adjustments on the idle mix screws are having no effect.....
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Kevin L
'86 Carrera "Larry"
Last edited by KTL; 07-31-2012 at 10:38 AM..
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