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    carbs and gas

    I cant run right,
    I just got some new ignition coils and a good spark but I'm still missing. (compression test was good too) I think I'm fouling out immediately after I start, when I pull the plugs from they look glossy and unfired, but when I do the spark test its all good. Both 2 and 3 aren't firing all because of the carbsss??? I know this could sound like ignition (but I have a crazy spark when the plugs are out of the cylinders) , however I also remember having 2 of my needles having notches in them in the carbs when I took them apart (the short stubby needle for the float bowl valve) Can I do something with
    the air screws to adjust the amount of gas/air I'm getting or do I need to get new needles?
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    have you tried running petrol form another source other then the tank you run on the bike?

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      Greetings and Salutations!!

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