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Set the initial timing to 13 degrees today and have the idle mixture screws about 1 3/4 out with 17 inches of vacuum. Running good so far, hopefully I don't foul the plugs right away again. Only have about 4 weeks left and I'll have to put it away for Winter.
Yesterday I got the carbs back on, took it for a short drive to warm it up and then adjusted my fuel bowl levels. Shut it down and changed the plugs and oil. Today I'll check my initial timing and re-adjust my idle mixture. So far on the first drive, it ran good, started good, idled good.
That looks just like my set up, only you have much better heads :). If its not too much trouble, could you send me a picture of your fuel log set up? I don't really like the way I have mine.
I went to put in a new power valve tonight, I grabbed a hold of the old one in the metering block and it twisted right off by hand. It wasn't tight at all. I looked at the book and they are supposed to be tightened to 120 in./lbs. Could this have been the cause of my plug fouling? Maybe if...
If I remember correctly, it was reading around 6 psi when my gauge was still working. Now my gauge seems to be bad because the needle is bouncing around so much its hard to tell.