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Hi all</div>
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Just finished repairing and reinstalling the carburetors on my BJ7. I thought I had everything adjusted properly. According to my Haynes Manuel the engine speed should increase slightly when you lift the piston a very small amount. Mine does that. My dwell
angle is where it needs to be and the car starts and idles nicely. Also sounds beautiful when I punch the accelerator linkages. The problem is that when I get it up to 60-70 mph I get what sounds like backfiring into my carburetors. Also sounds like it doesn’t
have a whole lot left in the tank, so to speak. Does that sound like I am running too rich or too lean? </div>
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Len Berkowitz </div>
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