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Old 01-30-2001, 08:31 AM   #4
Brian Browning
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Its not the float or the needle and seat. I've adjusted/ cleaned the float and the needle and seat numerous times. I had a guy on the corvette forum tell me that my metering plate is warped. It seems like that would produce the symptoms I'm getting. Summit has a metering plate to metering block conversion kit for just over 30 bucks. Then a new fuel line for 15. I'm going to try that. If I still have the problem, I'm seriously considering a road demon carb.

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