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Old 10-22-2004, 09:18 AM   #17
88fivepointoh
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Default Re: Carb has too much idle hole drilled?

OK, One question, The casing is aluminum, water will cause it to corrode quickly especially if boiled. I did this on my 87 Camaro once to clean it and destryed the Carb.. Was a great excuse for a new one however.. hehehe.. Also RTV, BAD!!! on carbs, clogs everything up. I am leary on putting expoxy on the Throttle Blades. it it falls down there and makes its way in the cylinder, you could cause danmages. weld them closed would be best and grind them down smooth...
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