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Try to take it very scientifically, at first especially
- Verify with someone else on the throttle (not running) that the throttle is opening all the way
- Check the initial and total timing to ensure it is where you want it, and that it is advancing
- Review the firing order and make sure you have it correct
- Readjust the valves if you have solids
- Check how close the air cleaner lid is to the top of the carb
Dont ever discount bringing a good mechanic in for his ear as a backup plan, even if you only pay him to listen. Often it can go a long way
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1994 ERA Cobra, 496 Genesis FE TW (new addition to the stable)
70 Mustang Fastback, EFI 489 FE TKO-600, too much to list
71 F-100 4x4 EFI 461 FE restomod
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