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Choke Technique... 120-130 1967

posted by  walrus3 on  Wed Jan 26 10:20 CST 2005
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I drive mine as soon as I am sure I have full oil circulation and see no harm
in it. I pull the choke out as far as it takes to make it run and not bog
down, and push it in as soon as I can. The farther you are into the rich
side of the mixture, the sooner and colder you can do without the choke.
Conversely if it is marginally too lean it will fluff and backfire and jar
your teeth until it is FULLY to operating temp and maybe after that. Gas is
cheap enough that I won't put up with that.
--
George Downs Bartlesville, Heart of the USA!






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