carb idle mixture and idle screw?
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carb idle mixture and idle screw?
does anyone have good starting points for both the idle mixture and idle screw? i.e. number of turns out from closed. screws were all akimbo from the prior owner adjusting them. thanks !
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Also, up in the FAQ (if you have a Nikki) there's https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=310927
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One turn would equal one "complete" turn (360 degrees). This will get you started, then there are methods of fine tuning beyond that. Sterling had a very thorough write-up on the procedure, which I believe can be found in the FAQ section.
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i read those faqqs and just wanted a basic starting point which i didnt see in the faq or a search. see wasnt hard to say "go 3 turns out" thanks guys!
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I can see how you might have missed it in the FAQ. It was hidden under the obscure title of "How to tune a carb".
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=310927
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=310927
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^ lmao. Plus Duble Durty already gave the link to that thread in the above post. In all fairness the FAQ question is the even more obscure "How to adjust the idle on a nikki carb" I didn't want to say anything...
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