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    Car Year, Make, Model: '33 HiBoy Coupe, '32 HiBoy Roadster
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    Sounds to me like a choke plate adjustment may be needed. See if you can find the rebuild instructions for that carb on-line, and look at the setup instructions.
    Roger
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    Some cars are just cold natured, and it is hard to know why sometimes. My Son Don is running pretty much the same setup in his 23 that I am in my 27 (sbf, 2 x 4 Edelbrock 600's) and yet his is a little slower to warm up and take gas than mine. I think he even has his choke wired in and mine are both wired wide open. Very confusing.

    Don

    Grrrrrr, the forum is still adding words to your text.

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