wow you are running 45's with 36mm chokes on a stockL24! Great googley Moogley!

Do you adjust your carbs with a pair of heavy-duty zircon-encrusted tweezers?

No I use a screw driver!

Not sure what you mean by that question?

Am I missing something.

No I use a screw driver!

Not sure what you mean by that question?

Am I missing something.

No, you are not missing anything. A bad attempt at humor on my part it seems.

Great Googley Moogley was used in a Frank Zappa song. My reply was another Zappa line.

No, you are not missing anything. A bad attempt at humor on my part it seems.

Great Googley Moogley was used in a Frank Zappa song. My reply was another Zappa line.

"It's a way of life"

I knew you were referencing Zappa... 8)

My bad at 39 I got great googly moogly from the old man in the commercial who misspelled the Chiefs in an endzone on football field and painted Chefs. HAHA...

My apologies!

My bad at 39 I got great googly moogly from the old man in the commercial who misspelled the Chiefs in an endzone on football field and painted Chefs. HAHA...

My apologies!

It's alright, you didn't arouse the Central Scrutinizer... All is well...

My bad at 39 I got great googly moogly from the old man in the commercial who misspelled the Chiefs in an endzone on football field and painted Chefs. HAHA...

My apologies!

No apology required. Frank didn't make up that line and I assumed you quoted Frank.

Now it's off to Montana to be a dental floss tycoon for me. (The tweezers ae for plucking the dental floss.)

Stephen,

I was thinking that the best tuning tool (cost wise) would be a small drill set, soldering iron and an O2 sensor.

The idea would be to simply drill jets/correctors bigger or ; solder and drill smaller to experimentally tune. Once nearly dialed in with the "mule jets", buy the correct factory machined jets that match the "mule jets".

http://www.piercemanifolds.com/product_p/98.0181.00.htm

That is awesome blue!

I would think you would need a drill press to do a good job, but you are 100% right. That is awesome

From what I read, the "pin vise" is used to drill by hand. The holes will not be as precise as factory but it should allow for very close approximations.

I also read that one must be careful to keep the solder off the mating surfaces to ensure a good seal.