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11-14-2002, 08:09 PM
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I changed to a Holley 4160 manual choke carburetor on my '84 5.0L LX i had and it worked great, except for when it warmed up because sometimes i would forget to take the choke off and it wouldn't accelerate very well and my gas mileage would suck also
 I'd rather have a manual choke on a carburetor than an automatic because you KNOW when the choke is on and when it's off, you're not guessing or trying to adjust it.
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