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06-25-2016, 06:27 PM
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I like your "assumed" answer much better vs the float sticking/ carb flooding one.
Most idle feed restrictions are in the .035" range and we know that you can move a bunch of idle fuel through that orifice size which is only .007" bigger vs the .027" air orifice you are describing. You could get a lot more air (vapor) thru those holes than most people think. A flooded carb with fuel pouring out of the booster though is a bit of a stretch as far as fuel passage. Tom V.
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