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|  09-28-2000, 09:38 PM | #7 | 
| Registered Member Join Date: Sep 1998 Location: Oviedo, FL 
					Posts: 992
				 |   I had to lean the metering rods and primary jets down.  I used the chart in the instructions that came with the carbs.  I went two steps lean.  My car would build up black soot in the flowmaster while I was driving normal [this is when vacumn is high and the rods are down], then when I would stand on it I put out enough black smoke that it looked like a diesel.  Nice and clean now, just a hint of black. Don't run it at the track. Sorry. The rear is a 9 inch with 3.50 traction lok. And I run 225/60/15 tires. They may be 235, but I don't think so. I would run out in garage and check, except I keep it in one of those inflatable bubbles. IT IS NOT A TRAILER QUEEN !! Just easier to keep clean in garage with bubble and in humid FL here it keeps it from mildewing too. The roller will make a difference. Mine did. I changed from a normal Crane hyd. I also added Shelby style Traction masters. They sit up close to springs and look good too. They also work. | 
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