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Performance_Tuned
Posted 12/20/2008 8:05 AM (#350616 - in reply to #350607)
Subject: Re: Outboard dies when trimmed down




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Location: Bowling Green, KY
Most carbureted outboards don't like to idle with the motor trimmed in the hole shot
position (tucked all the way under). I think this problem is aggravated by cold
dense water. All these increase back pressure on the exhaust coming through the
center of the prop. I'm pretty sure the small exhaust port just below the cowling
is just for "overflow" exhaust. Over the years I've just got where I don't ask them
to. My outboards never get trimmed all the way down till just before I drop the
hammer.

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