Cetin Seren writes: > > By the same logic, high HC should beone of the two cases: > a)VERY rich mixture, so some stuff gets thrown out unburned *exactly* what I was talking about. Maybe I have just been aware of a simplified version of rich/lean tho. I based my comments on what I saw when adjusting idle mixture screws on carbs. Turn the screw in (less fuel per unit air) and CO goes up. Let the screw out (more fuel per unit air) and the HC goes up. > Do not take these arguments to be facts; I'm no chemist -- I'm just > thinking out loud... Me too... -David ============================================================================ David Schwarze '73 VW Safare Custom Camper (Da Boat) San Diego (Actually La Mesa) '72 VW Westfalia Camper (Da Project) California, USA '73 Capri GT 2800 (Da Beast) e-mail: des@teleport.com '87 Mustang Lx 5.0 (14.17@99.34) http://www.teleport.com/~des '93 Weber WG-50 (Da Piano) ============================================================================
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