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Two additional notes that I can think of are first, is the choke adjusted properly, AND does it have the correct choke regulator on it?
Aftermarket Holleys rarely do. There is a specific choke regulator for every application.
The choke is specific to that application, not necessarily the carb.
The regulator controls the rate at which the choke opens in relationship to the air temp.
Secondly be aware that pump gasolene is only "good" for about 60 days.
If you don't use everything in the tank within that time period you should use a fuel stabilizer.
Symptoms that you described are also symptoms of bad gas.

10/28/064:13 PM

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