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I did move the cable end up one slot a few weeks ago and it got me to 75% WOT. Shortening the cable or turning the throttle arm clockwise/downwards would get me to 100% WOT, but what I gain in stroke length at WOT end I will lose on the idle side. Not sure if that is a valid assumption. Are there any adjustments on the carbs linkage to get the throttle plates in sync with the pedal stroke? What I mean by "in sync" is when the pedal is to the metal, the carb throttle plates are fully open.

5/14/1911:16 PM

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