[Spridgets] Carburetor Gasketing

[Dave G.]

Bill,

I've done that trip (in reverse) from Huntsviol AL ( 300ft) to SLC, UT (6,000ft)
Same roads only I did it in winter...
You may not need to do anything!!
I did not need to touch the SU's - even when passing Medicine Bow NP and 
Rawlings (over 10,000ft).. the SU's are a constant depression vacuum 
carburettor and did not need altitude compensation...

Unlike my Ex's V8 Jeep Cherokee which barely made it over the 'Hump' and 
was down to 2nd gear!!

What a whizz it was coming down the other side from Evanston into SLC -- 
braking all the way, 18-wheelers almost kissing your butt, and hoping I did not 
have to use any of the escape lanes!!!

A trip I still fondly remember   ;-))

On 12 Apr 2008 at 12:58, Bill L wrote:
>> heading to missouri we will be leaving from what is essentially
>>      SEA LEVEL and headed across the rocky mountains... most of the
>>      interstates across WYOMING are at nearly 7000 ft.. its a downhill
>>      run to DENVER from I-85! 


--
Dave G.   KK7SS
'65 MK III Sprite in Richland, WA
"Two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity.
But I'm not so sure about the universe."  ... Albert Einstein.