Faulty Carb?

[MonsterAir]

Without reading all the replies, it sounds (going buy your first post) you have a tiny air leak. Somewhere, between gaskets, or in venturi (per se,)

I personally think it's a air leak in the needles some how cause I just got a new carb and the adjustment needles are much tighter. I use those thicker metal gaskets and replace anytime I pull apart so doubt that was it. Running well now and not leaning itself out anymore. I've got a rebuild kit here for the bad one so when I pull it apart and if there's no dirt inside I'm sold on needles being bad.

 

[BCRstudio]

Well, even needles from factory (specially, if quick made factory, from ANYWHERE) may not get the correct tightening sequence, as needed. And could be good for first run. But with a heat cycle, that can change REAL quick. So glad, you got it fixed. But even as you agreed. Yeah, most likely a tiny air leak (from needles, I can't say, without testing and looking at carb).

Now that it works, get off the forum (that was a joke of course).
Enjoy...

 

[DougStar]

Well, even needles from factory (specially, if quick made factory, from ANYWHERE) may not get the correct tightening sequence, as needed. And could be good for first run. But with a heat cycle, that can change REAL quick. So glad, you got it fixed. But even as you agreed. Yeah, most likely a tiny air leak (from needles, I can't say, without testing and looking at carb).

Now that it works, get off the forum (that was a joke of course).
Enjoy...

Right lets try this again please go here and introduce yourself
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[BCRstudio]

Done Doug.
Again, sorry if I annoyed you. IT WAS NOT my intention.

Be safe,
BCR.

 

[DougStar]

All good brian