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What head temp should i run the .21 ? Also when my tank is running low i notice the motor leans out alot and this worries me that i will burn it up, is this common and is it dangerous when the fuel tank is low that it leans out too much ? Will it bog like it does when you lean it out during adjustment ?
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We just spoke on the phone, but I will still answer here so other can read.
All cars and trucks lean out a bit when getting to the last part of the tank. You will find a happy balance of slightly rich with a full tank and as the fuel is consumed, the performance will increase. Dont start out at peak lean setting with a full tank or you will pass the safe-lean limit when the tank runs empty. Always know how much fuel you have. You never want to run out of fuel while at a high rpm pass.
We discussed adjusting the length of fuel tubing that connects the exhaust pressure to the tank. 8-10 inches is normal, but you can shorten and lengthen by a couple inches and look for the results. Longer tubing mellows out the drastic pressure changes better than a short tube. Play with the lengths until you find a happy balance.
All cars and trucks lean out a bit when getting to the last part of the tank. You will find a happy balance of slightly rich with a full tank and as the fuel is consumed, the performance will increase. Dont start out at peak lean setting with a full tank or you will pass the safe-lean limit when the tank runs empty. Always know how much fuel you have. You never want to run out of fuel while at a high rpm pass.
We discussed adjusting the length of fuel tubing that connects the exhaust pressure to the tank. 8-10 inches is normal, but you can shorten and lengthen by a couple inches and look for the results. Longer tubing mellows out the drastic pressure changes better than a short tube. Play with the lengths until you find a happy balance.
