If the bubble forms between the remote needle and the carb, presumably it would affect the mix at different revs BEFORE the bubble gets to the carb, because your fuel flow has become "elastic" as there is air present.
If the bubble forms between the remote needle and the carb, presumably it would affect the mix at different revs BEFORE the bubble gets to the carb, because your fuel flow has become "elastic" as there is air present.
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Ask the community — no account required