dominator tuning
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From: sandown, nh
timing is 24initial 36 total 1100 idle mix screws at 2 turns all around stalls quicker if there at 1.5 turns was adjusting pri and sec for idle rpm now have pretty much closed sec and have done all the adjusting off primary it is better this way but it still is not right
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From: bel air, md
From the little bit of information provided it sounds like you need some more fuel at idle... What size idle bleeds are in it? Have you tried messing with them? A couple things to keep in mind that doesn't help things are 1. Too cold of a plug ( what heat range is in it?) 2. Vacuum leaks.
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From: bel air, md
It's not very conventional but when I have an issue and I start getting into changing idle air bleeds. What I do is stick a piece of wire in the air bleeds and see if it makes a difference. If you have an .040 bleed and stick a .010 wire in it you end up with a .030 bleed. This is for testing purposes only. The smaller you make the bleed the more fuel you will put into the idle circuit. Just a side note I use a long piece of wire when doing this so it can easily be pulled back out. If you go down in bleed size and there is no difference then you will have to address the idle feed restrictors. If you go down on the air bleed and make matters worse then you know you need to go in the opposite direction...
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From: On A Dirt Floor
Not being a smart azz, it could be a good answer.


