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Mark,
Has the carb been apart for any reason, jets-etc ..? Did you have a stumble/miss with 3 lbs of fuel pressure when you first started ? Sounds like maybe float or needle is sticking and fuel is bleeding by ? Is it clean driving around in pits & on starting line....? Maybe Danny will jump in if he is around ? Top of 1-2 shift usually points to flapper valve adjustment ? I would take carb apart and check over really good, look for dirt or something in needle & jet area and make sure things haven't fall into bowls ... Good Luck, keep us updated & talk to Vic Santos, he's very good with Q-jets.........
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David The car the 1st run ran fine but didnt run the number by a tenth Thats why I checked the fuel pressure and it was at 3 pounds So I turned it up Running around the pits is fine the car starts up fine and runs fine The carb has not been touched and has been perfect till now I think it may be a bad pressure gauge Thanks David for stepping in here to help it is kind of you We had to turn it up alot to get it to 6 pounds and again there is alot of fuel smell I will look for a gauge in the morning...
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I remember in the manual with the magnafuel stuff I bought it reminds you to check the fuel pressure at an idle, not with the engine off. I also have heard several different people commment on how far off some of the fuel pressure gauges could be.
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