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Date:         Mon, 1 Jan 1996 14:47:53 -0800
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         sage@instanet.com (Martin Sage)
Subject:      Re: Please help with carb, timing, & idle!

>Martin, > >I want to thank you for all your help with getting this timing stuff right. >I was able to time the engine correctly and now need to tweak a few >things... > >I rebuilt the carb and it seems to be a little better...I will be testing >for leasks today...I sent another SOS to the groups, as I have now a "flat" >spot in my acceleration...if you have any insight, please let me know... > >Hope you have a great New Year, > >Johnny > > > >Yes, I know about the flat spot...I had a 009 dist. and it had the same problem. Some guys love them, and I understand that on a bug they are great but on a bus my experience has been that the stock gives a much smoother power curve with no flat spot off the line. I tried every kind of timing, carb adj. but I never could take off at a start with the 009 without a bit of nose dive unless I really reved her up and popped the clutch (not good).

Martin >


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