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Old 09-29-2017, 10:42 AM
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Ok Thanks. I like the new picture.

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Old 09-29-2017, 11:20 AM
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Ok Thanks. I like the new picture.
Thanks John! That was sunday at TNT before Drag week. I dunno y u are getting gas around the throttle plates, Did u fill the bowls and look down inside the venturis? Sure its not coming out of the boosters?

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Old 09-29-2017, 12:24 PM
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Nothing coming out of the boosters. -008 O rings are 3/16 id and 5/16 od?

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It's fixed. The floats were to high. Thanks again for the help Edwin.

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It's fixed. The floats were to high. Thanks again for the help Edwin.
Once in a while you see an issue with the float level because the carb is on a funny angle due to engine installation. Dominator carbs have both sight plug holes in exactly the same spot
height wise whereas the older 3310 type carbs would have one sight hole higher vs the other one due to the engine angle and carb pad angle.

But the fix many times is just set the fuel level in the bowl so that when you bump the car with your hip the fuel slosh just barely dribbles out the float bowl hole.

Many set the fuel level higher in error.

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