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In this Discussion
- Club Coupe April 2011
- kamzack April 2011
- Kdancy April 2011
- walts garage-53 April 2011
Carb Rebuilder Needed
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All plugs indicate a very rich air-fuel mixture. It is very possible that the previous professional rebuilderused the wrong jets.
I need some recommendations for a carb rebuilder for my Carter WA-1 749S. It needs the 75-704 jets. -
Datona Parts Company -- first class carb rebuilders.
http://www.daytonaparts.com/ -
Contact Walt at hetwaltmordenti@aol.com Drop the het.
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Mike's Carb Service
Dayton, Ohio
Has done 2 for me with excellent results and fair pricing.
Kim -
Dave Kostansek sells the kits but I imagine that the jet isn't included. So, if I'm right, Dave may have a jet for sale and you can drop it in yourself and get back on the road. I also suggest that you buy a spare (or 2) WA-1 as soon as you can. They're not getting any easier to find or any cheaper. I have spares of carburetors, starters, generators, etc. and I think that the majority of us do.
If you don't want to tackle the carb yourself; I'd suggest going with Walt.
This may help you out:
http://www.tocmp.com/manuals/Carbs/Carter/ServiceUniveral/pages/p_ 49_jpg.htm
