My experience at Denver's altitude is to go with the leanest needles
possible for your carbs. And they will still be too rich. I've got my
ZS as lean as it will go and it's still rich, so I'll be curious as to
the replies on your question.
Ahh, Santa Fe in the fall. perhaps my favorite place in the world. I
used to work at the Opera and hope to get down to Ojo Caliente and
Santa Fe for Thanksgiving.
--
Jay Shaffer
Was ITC #66 now Solo DP#66
'76 Midget
"This ain't no beauty contest"
On Thursday, September 18, 2003, at 02:56 PM, Patricia Sauthoff wrote:
> I'm back, after yet another move across the country. It's been nice
> to "see" all of you again. Here's a quick question for ya.
>
> I'm living in the mountains (Santa Fe) at about 7000 ft, my commute to
> school is short, but it's about another 400 feet in elevation. Where
> should I be adjusting my carbs to in order to do the least amount of
> damage. My house at the lower elevation, or the higher one? It might
> seem like a silly question, but I can feel a difference, and it seems
> like the car is running great in town, and rich at school.
>
> TIA
> Trisha
> '59 Bugeye
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