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Old 07-15-2012, 09:29 PM
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When I had my alcohol Dominator mounted sideways I tried the angle floats. The reason I tried them was it was laying over after the shift. It was going lean. It ended up the fuel pressure was real low. Anyway the angle floats made it worse so I swapped them back to the regular floats. Found the problem and left the regular ones in. In my opinion you won't see any benefit going to the angled floats. But I guess it won't hurt to try it.

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Old 07-16-2012, 08:48 PM
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i adjusted fuel level as per instructions , no extensions on vent , slosh tubes . i dont know why they sloshed fuel out vent tubes but this fixed both pair of carbs i ran , first were a set of 750 cfm next were 1050 domis both had same problem . they would start fine rev and run in pits fine upon launch they would flood for an instant then clear up and run like a scalded dog .
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