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I just moved from tennessee to texas, right after a carb rebuild; I've noticed a drop in mileage by 4 mpg since I've been here, though I didn't get a thoroughly reliable estimate on the rebuild before the move... Anyway, while I'm not squirming too badly over 20 mpg, can anyone suggest relative settings for best running?
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carb settings on a 72 B
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edothas, after a good drive and fully warmed up,pull your plugs and see what they look like, should be a grayish brown if all is well. If white you are too lean, if more black, to rich and keep which plugs came from where as this will tell you if one carb is richer than the other. This should give you a good starting point. Wayne