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why do you cut the springs in the carbs?
why do you cut the springs in the carbs?
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Re: why do you cut the springs in the carbs?
Have a read
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Re: why do you cut the springs in the carbs?
Not power, but to allow less resistance for the Slide, so you gain better throttle response and a cleaner pick up ![Thumbs Up :top:](./images/smilies/icon_thumright.gif)
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Re: why do you cut the springs in the carbs?
....resulting in better throttle response.
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