eyeteeth wrote:
The other nice thing about thermoquads... is you can find them on ebay cheap if you need parts... say... to replace a warped bowl.
The hard part is finding someone old school enough who knows how to really tweak and tune them properly.
If the bowl isn’t too bad, take a piece of glass, put sand paper on it and rub the bowl lightly on it, in circular motions. 9 times out of 10 it’ll fix the problem, unless it’s too far gone.
The old school part....****, I must be getting old....I grew up around the ThermoQuad and Quadrajet, so tuning them is pretty easy for me. It’s finding good needles and jets that’s starting to be the issue with the ThermoQuad
