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On Thu, 02 Oct 2008 20:51:40 GMT, "Chuck" wrote:
1000 RPM seems a bit high for an idle speed. Hmmmmmm........ it seemed right at the time. What is an acceptable idles speed for a four stroke outboard? My experience with car engines is that six to seven about covers the usual range. All modern cars are FI which will idle at a lower speed than bad carburation. My race car burns methanol, has no flywheel, [there is a U-joint bolted direct to the crankshaft], and idles at about 2500. And if you goose it in neutral, it grows a foot diameter fireball at the tips of the headers. Casady |
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