I'm following the instructions in the following thread:
http://forums.iboats.com/showthread.php?t=167352
When I start the engine I move the throttle arm to idle the engine as best I can after backing out the needles 1.5 turns.
I start with the middle carb and adjust it to run smooth as instructed. I then proceed to the bottom carb and I can screw the needle all the way in without the motor stalling or kicking back. Should this happen?
The revs do increase as they should but I don't hit a stall or kick back point.
http://forums.iboats.com/showthread.php?t=167352
When I start the engine I move the throttle arm to idle the engine as best I can after backing out the needles 1.5 turns.
I start with the middle carb and adjust it to run smooth as instructed. I then proceed to the bottom carb and I can screw the needle all the way in without the motor stalling or kicking back. Should this happen?
The revs do increase as they should but I don't hit a stall or kick back point.
