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Posted for "Steve Richard" <steve@oasissolutions.com>:

  George,
  
  Can you list your 'fixes'.  I'm just starting on my engine and would like to
  do it right the first time.
  
  Steve Richard
  steve@oasissolutions.com

"""  Well...  again,  every single IV-P's I have seen were very poorly baffled
  and
  the fuel set up was improper.
   The result is, frankly,  a lousy engine installation that results in the
  operational limitations you describe - - and which are wholly unnecessary.
  ...snip...
  And, yes,  it can be done.   I took one of these "stock"  IV-P's and fixed
  it.  It took a fair amount of time and effort, and a lot of experience to
  know
  what to do and how.
"""