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Thread: Torino tuning
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Old 02-16-2006, 10:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Torino tuning
I am trying to get my 1972 Torino up and running. I have cleaned and installed a carb kit for my 2V 351C (H Code). The engine still runs rough and quite rich. I noticed the jets currently in this Motorcrft carburetor were miss-matched and I suspect too large. What size jets were stock for this carb/motor?

Finished the brakework. Installed missing pieces today and adjusted the rear brakes.

On to the leaking freeze plug.
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