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Old 06-06-2010, 10:59 AM   #8
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Re: How Do I adjust the...

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I thought the Quadra Junks were pre-set from the factory and had no provisions for adjusting the idle mixture without drilling something out or something funky like that.

Are you attempting a rebuild on the carb or the whole motor? If you're unsure of how to adjust the idle mixture on a Q-Jet you might as well forget about rebuilding it and just get you an Edelbrock.
I know some Q-Jets had small caps put over the mixture adjustment screws to prevent people from tinkering with them. You can knock them out and get to the screws though. I had an emissions inspector try to fail a car once because the plugs were missing. I had to go to his supervisor and reason with him to get past it.
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