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Message: [QUOTE="jsantapau, post: 1383260, member: 99193"] I have been lucky in that most of the bike carbs I have touched ..that if there is a seam on the floats or even the tangs of the float arm are set parralel to the carb body you will be close,.....one thing to watch is that the seat needle is spring loaded and the the weight of the floats while holding it upside down will compress the spring throwing off the measurement. You have hold the floats up,slowly lower them down until the needle just stops in the seat while looking for your measurement.. a worn top end or reeds can also mimic a running rich problem especially at a lower rpm [/QUOTE]