Yep they do. But I've never experienced this before even with those. I can
hold the choke pretty wide open and it will still behave that way.
I capped the body air intakes... it didn't make a difference. I also got
the float right and it still hunts... bad. High RPM... put put put and so
on. Won't accelerate when you open the throttle... it just wants to die. I
adjusted the valves too (they were a little tight), but the head appears to
be all new valve train components, shaft, springs rockers, valves,
everything. I keep thinking it's a vacuum leak, but I can't find a problem
anywhere. Even the throttle shafts seem tight. Compression is good and the
engine sounds healthy when it revs.
Gerard
At 4:14 PM -0400 9/1/02, Frank Clarici wrote:
>Gerard wrote:
>>
>> I have a bizarre situation that so far I am anable to remedy.
>
>Gerard
>
>You mentioned the butterflys, do they have those poppet valves still?
>Those were real headache givers. Either find a set of old pre pollution
>throttle plates or snip off the poppet valves and springs and solder up
>the holes where they were. file the solder smooth and try it.
>
>If you do not have those poppets, try 15-18 flats down. You are at 2
>full turns down, I usually start a 2.5. (15 flats)
>--
>Frank Clarici
>Toms River, NJ
>http://www.exit109.com/~spritenut
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