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Old 11-14-2002, 11:14 AM   #2
1969Mach1
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My Mach 1 was a manual choke. For some reason it would never really want to work properly for me. I would pull out the choke and try to give it some gas to set the rpm but the car would stall on me. I could get it sometimes if I pulled the choke the right amount but it was a pain in the ***. My Pace Car has a automatic choke and I like it alot better. Makes life abit easier. Although I think I need a new carb. mine seems all boged up, when I step on it there is a pretty big delay before it actually steps on it.

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