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Carb needle seat followup.

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Loren

07-25-2004 18:09:03

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If anyone remembers, or cares, I was having problems with my 77 standard running out of fuel. Got the usual suggestions like check the float level, dirty line..... Well, I did take the seat out and opened it up one drill size, ended up about .012" bigger. Just brought the thing home the 13 miles from the field, not one problem with starvation. That's the only thing I changed, but wish I could have gotten a bigger manifold set and carb too. Sure drags down on the hills. Still wondering if the carbs off a 66 instead. Loren

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770

07-26-2004 15:29:23

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Re: Carb needle seat followup. in reply to Loren, 07-25-2004 18:09:03

What is the # of your carb??? A common carb # for the 77 was a Marvel Schebler tsx363. There were others but that is the most common.

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Loren

07-26-2004 19:49:29

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Re: Re: Carb needle seat followup. in reply to 770, 07-26-2004 15:29:23

I haven't found a number yet, no tag. When I get a chance I'll pull it and clean the crust to find a casting number. Is there an intake opening diameter that I can go by maybe, or flange port diameter? Loren

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