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Perfect, that is what I have. Thanks Man!
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The coating on those floats used to fail. I had many QJets through my shop running rich with heavy floats. Floats should not weigh more than six grams.
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Six grams on the scale I had. I found the lightest, too many years ago to remember the number, but I found two numbers that would fit everything I had to work on then. Lightest I could find then were six grams. The coatings used to break down, and they would absorb fuel. I have not touched a carburetor since about 2005. May not be an issue now.
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