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Old Dec 20, 2005 | 11:47 PM
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hey guys, i decided, after talking to my dad ALOT that im not gonna sell the car. he belivesw with alot of time and money it can become a very reliable daily driver. so i decided to take up the project for real. im am haveving a problem tuning the carb just right. to be honest with you, i have no clue how to do it correctly. i bought a holley 2bbl 500cfm carb from summit. the bad thing about is that it didnt come with any tuning tips or anything. so im trying to find out what skrew does what and how to correctly tune the thing pretty well. anyways please if anyone can at least remotely help me i would appericiat it. thanks guys

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Old Dec 22, 2005 | 12:24 PM
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I could sudjest getting a vacume gauge, 10 /15 bucks. With the car running hook the gauge line to vacume port on carb. While the motors running watch the guage/ boost numbers, run your mixture srew in till it`s ready to stall then start backing it out again. You are lookin for maximum boost on the guage, as your adjusting you screw out the gauge # will keep rising It will get to a point where backing mixture out and maximum vacume will be reached . play with it for awhile you will see what I`m talking about.
Old Dec 22, 2005 | 02:23 PM
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I could sudjest getting a vacume gauge...
Sorry - I just can't not say something...
I can understand "vacume." I mean, vacuum is an unusually spelled word.

But "sudjest?" C'mon, man - ask Santa for a spell checker!
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