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    Posted: June-05-2010 at 3:03pm
That is correct for points type ignition.
Electronic ignition with a good coil will allow a wider gap.......
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Have you pulled a plug or two for a visual check ?These readings can tell you a lot about your motor and its condition internally....
Slow cam timing,i.e.timing chain wear, will give some of the same symptoms you describe.
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.035 i believe is the proper gap
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what is the proper gap on spark plugs as well.. maybe i have this wrong..

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power valve is a 6.5 and the plugs where replaced this year
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Accelerator pump stroke nor cam need adjustment if Holley parts are used.This is a DFW screw..........
What power valve did you install?

New PCM 4160 Holley carbs come with a 2.5
All kits bought from PCM come with the same
Probably not the PV that you installed,6.5 or 7.5 possibly

Do a plug check, easy way to observe fuel mixture.
Black is not GOOD
Chocolate Brown = correct
Blistered or very clean= too lean
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Originally posted by trn448s trn448s wrote:

so basically after my wonderful fuel filter breakdown i decided to pull the carb apart clean and rebuild. I have never really had a strong boat like others. It had a hick up right out of the hole. so it never was strong. I have rode behind other boats and they can pull arms off people when pulling skiers.   pulling the carb apart i replaced the power valve and made sure both floats where parallel to the housing when held upside down.   injectors cleaned, but i am still having isssues. I don't have the hick up anymore but it is slugish out of the hole. from 20mphs and up it is strong, but it is slugish from 0-10 or so.    Its not bad just i know the boat can do more and i can't figure it out for the life of me..

any help would be great..

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What is your base timing set at? and what is the timing at 2K rpm's?
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Have you adjusted the accelerator pump? Does it start a nice spray even between both barrels as soon as the throttle is touched?
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so basically after my wonderful fuel filter breakdown i decided to pull the carb apart clean and rebuild. I have never really had a strong boat like others. It had a hick up right out of the hole. so it never was strong. I have rode behind other boats and they can pull arms off people when pulling skiers.   pulling the carb apart i replaced the power valve and made sure both floats where parallel to the housing when held upside down.   injectors cleaned, but i am still having isssues. I don't have the hick up anymore but it is slugish out of the hole. from 20mphs and up it is strong, but it is slugish from 0-10 or so.    Its not bad just i know the boat can do more and i can't figure it out for the life of me..

any help would be great..

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