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Older Single Carbs

04/22/2010 12:57 PM

Often it is not just the idle speed that needs to be changed but a slight adjustment to the electrical timing. This should take care of you stalling when clutch is used at stop light. If this does not completely fix problem then increase you idle RPM slighty. This should do what you need.
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04/23/2010 2:08 PM

Wow. Another solution to a problem I don't have Thanks!!

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