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Louis Keller, Jr.
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October 11, 2011, 08:44:10 PM »
my engine (o s 35) runs great at level flight both upright and inverted. (it's mounted inverted in a nobler). with plane flying upright performance is a good classic 4-2. perfect. but when inverted the slightest up attitude the engine runs far leaner thus faster. return to level flight it's back to normal run again. how can i remedy this. no muffler pressure.
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Lower the tank a bit.
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Louis, if it still has the same round tank (Sullivan R-4) I put in it, the uniflow tube is fixed on the outboard wall.
Rotate the whole tank CCW looking from front, to lower u-flow about 1/8".
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