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Has anyone switched from ES to EU S.U. carb needles to lean the mixture. Problem will prob. be fixed when carb rebuild in done this winter. 1947 MG TC
 
Hello Rosenm

Welcome to the forum

I think you will get more responses to your question if you post it in the MG section. There you will find a very knowledgeable group of forum members who will be able to answer that and any other questions you may have on your MG TC

Post some photos of the car

David
 
Welcome! Are you going to Bronte on Sunday?

Carb needles are voodoo to me - I typically just lean out the carb a flat or two. Certainly with only a couple of months left in the season it might be worth running a bit rich and then rebuilding over the winter.

would love to see pictures!
cheers
 
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