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Sorry, sodium carbonate instead of sodium bicarbonate, my mistake. Both are weak bases which eat up some of your citric acid (which is what removes the rust)
I agree, hard tires are good only on smooth concrete. But I use the flat free tires that look and act like they have air in them. I don't know if they're foam filled or whatever, but they bounce like a regular tire.
All the details of the one time I tried to dyno test an engine with a pair of predators are long gone from my mind…….. it was like 1990.
It was a BBF with two of them on a TR.
Owner put kits in them.
We got it running, I don’t recall how much effort that required…….. but I remember it wouldn’t...
I had several predator carbs. Very finicky and not to friendly. Myself I would not waste my time. If this is a fresh engine needing break in that would be my absolute last choice for a carb.
I keep considering a tire machine, but seeing I can still go a mile down the road and get 4 tires mounted, new stems and balanced for 50 bucks cdn cash... not gonna happen.