on the clip on where do you put it for it to be at the richest setting?

 

You move the CLIP down for a richer setting which in turn raises the needle.

 

The higher the needle the less obstruction in the carb, so when the clip is at the lowest point its at maximum flow.

 

thanx and one more question, how could i get a almost stripped screw out of the top of the carb? any tricks?

 

how is it striped the top of the bolt? or are the threads striped if it is the bolt then a pair of vise grips or get a dremel and make a slot for a screw driver if its the threads that are striped then you need to drill it out and tap it to the next size

 

its the top of the srew but i dont want to try to clamp on to it, theres not much to grab on to and it like right on the carb so i dont want to wreak anything!

 

This happend to me this weekend, with the float bowl screws. I used the smallest pair of vice grips I could find. I cant believe how soft those are.

 

For the float bowles.. i stripped 1 myself.. i took a really really small hack saw and i cut a straight cut, then i took out a flat screw driver and unscrewed it lol.

 

i have had great success using my 14.4 dewalt drill with the torque setting between 1 and 2

the tap, tap, tap action with a new bit tip (at slow speed) has yet to be duped

it works surprisingly well for carb screws