manual vs. electric choke
08-04-2007, 07:21 PM
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RE: manual vs. electric choke
I have a holley 850cfm mech seconadaries No Choke!! 3 pumps turn key fires right up winter , spring , summer, fall drive it on the street no problems never really mess with Idle or mixture very rare at all only when there is a major climate change
If you had it rebuilt make sure they repalced the plates and floatstoo I had got a carb rebuilt fully and all they did was repalce all the gaskets seals thats it plates and floats go bad and so does the needle valve aswell
If you had it rebuilt make sure they repalced the plates and floatstoo I had got a carb rebuilt fully and all they did was repalce all the gaskets seals thats it plates and floats go bad and so does the needle valve aswell
08-04-2007, 08:41 PM
#13
RE: manual vs. electric choke
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I have a holley 850cfm mech seconadaries No Choke!! 3 pumps turn key fires right up winter , spring , summer, fall drive it on the street no problems never really mess with Idle or mixture very rare at all only when there is a major climate change
If you had it rebuilt make sure they repalced the plates and floatstoo I had got a carb rebuilt fully and all they did was repalce all the gaskets seals thats it plates and floats go bad and so does the needle valve aswell
I have a holley 850cfm mech seconadaries No Choke!! 3 pumps turn key fires right up winter , spring , summer, fall drive it on the street no problems never really mess with Idle or mixture very rare at all only when there is a major climate change
If you had it rebuilt make sure they repalced the plates and floatstoo I had got a carb rebuilt fully and all they did was repalce all the gaskets seals thats it plates and floats go bad and so does the needle valve aswell
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