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Found a piece of 1" I.d. Pipe in my junk pile. Had to oval it at the front to weld it to the mounting plate so I could get the cap screws in. Now my question. With the high flow air cleaner and header will I have to reject the carb on the tecumseh flathead?
 

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Found a piece of 1" I.d. Pipe in my junk pile. Had to oval it at the front to weld it to the mounting plate so I could get the cap screws in. Now my question. With the high flow air cleaner and header will I have to reject the carb on the tecumseh flathead?

No, you won't have to reject the carb if you don't want to, although, you may want to rejet it.
 

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No...

Looks nice... If you end up getting lots of back fire try 7/8 pipe... Or just add some sort of restriction to the 1 inch... ;)
 

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Are you running lean now, with the pipe? Check your spark plug.

You should be running on the leaner side on account of your new free-flowing air cleaner...
 

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Are you running lean now, with the pipe? Check your spark plug.

You should be running on the leaner side on account of your new free-flowing air cleaner...

I will run it and check the plug tomorrow. I have been googling and no luck trying to find a way to put a bigger main jet in the carb of the 5hp flathead tecumseh. Any info is appreciated.:idea2:
 

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Check your Private Messages...

However, a set of micro drill bits and the manual bit holder called a "pin vise" might be the answer. Gradually drill the jet out going up in sizes one by one, then test it, drive hard, note the results...
 
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