lol People come to see how to do things that they do not know how to do, or they have never ever done and then wanna school me on how I did it wrong or how I didn't show how to do it etc.
Better to use the manufacturer's spec and method for measuring and adjusting the float height. This video shows a quick 'very rough check', meaningless without knowing where the pilot height is. Other than a unclear title, good video.
What I did was i took the carb and tipped the thing over 4 jam jars making sure every drop of fuel went in my jars and took a look at my float balance then i just sat it upsidown next to them so i can get right to tareing it down and start adjusting my floats.
@@DirectCurrent4u if the carburetor is "level" then if you set your fuel level with a "level" carburetor then your level will be in correct. For example on the 660 Raptor's... You should maybe do some research and know what you're talking about prior to scooling someone and misinforming viewers...
Oh yeah, you're one of those guys. I never said "how to adjust the float" I was showing how to chek your float level to assure it's correct. So go suck a cock.
