Hi all, working on a 1975 250 colt. Does anybody know the base settings for the air screws?
Thanks
mike
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Danzig
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Mike-
Call this guy..
Name:
Craig Dinges
Phone# 1-815-638-2525
LaMoille, Illinois
This is my mother's neighbor and a friend of the family. He is Mr. Polaris Colt. He has several Colts in his heard.
Tell him Paul File told you to call him.
Paul
Call this guy..
Name:
Craig Dinges
Phone# 1-815-638-2525
LaMoille, Illinois
This is my mother's neighbor and a friend of the family. He is Mr. Polaris Colt. He has several Colts in his heard.
Tell him Paul File told you to call him.
Paul
1973 JDX8
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1980 Liquifire 440
1982 Liquifire 440
"Gotta Lick It Before You Stick It"
1978 Liquifire 340
1980 Liquifire 440 CC Racer
1980 Liquifire 440
1982 Liquifire 440
"Gotta Lick It Before You Stick It"
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ChickenRat
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Mike,
I have a service/shop manual for my 77 Colt 340SS. The manual covers 1973-1977 models. Here is a direct quote for the air screw setting for the 250 Colt.
"9. Slowly turn in pilot air screw until light seating is felt. DO NOT force it or the air screw may be damaged. Back out pilot air screw 1/2 turn for Colt 250, 1 turn for Colt 340's."
Sounds like 1/2 turn out is the answer.
Robb
I have a service/shop manual for my 77 Colt 340SS. The manual covers 1973-1977 models. Here is a direct quote for the air screw setting for the 250 Colt.
"9. Slowly turn in pilot air screw until light seating is felt. DO NOT force it or the air screw may be damaged. Back out pilot air screw 1/2 turn for Colt 250, 1 turn for Colt 340's."
Sounds like 1/2 turn out is the answer.
Robb
polaris 250 colt
Thankyou guys!
mike
mike