I am suffering from fuel starvation in my front carborator. I have removed the fuel flap, bypassed the fuel switch, used a new fuel filter, run dual lines to the carbs one feeding in between each carb (made sure lines were correct-on line and reserve line). I replaced the front line that feeds pressure from the block to the carbs. I cranked the motor with my finger over the top of the opening in the block. The suction/air flow was not supper stong-kind of like a light suction then blow. My question is 1) is that the type of pressure from the block I should expect? 2) Any other ideas? -fuel tank was spotless, so was filters. Thanks for any help- as I am really getting ragged!!!!!!!

Could it be an air leak in the case? or intake?

Have you checked the internal fuel filter inside the carb???? DJ if there were an air leak the motor would high rev. MARK RPM RACING

Mark, I miss you guys man!! sorry dont mean to sound wussy or anything but **** mark and larry are great guys.

Mark..

Thanks for the lesson. Another bit of info to help me out in the future!

Hey djfrankie where you riding in sc.I heard they were banning skis in the intercoastal water way.Ever riden down the waccama?