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Old 10-15-2015, 07:36 PM
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I agree with TK, I had a coil issue that would simulate a carb problem at WOT. It would spit and sputter. A quick coil change (also inspect wire connections) can eliminate that from the equation.

You also noted a NEW carb? Did you install the original jets from the OEM carb into it? Those cheapy replacement carbs come with odd sized jets sometimes.

If you suspect a vacuum leak, spray around all mating surfaces of the intake/carb with starting fluid while running and see if you notice any RPM changes. That may help you identify a vacuum leak.
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