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Old 10-27-2012, 08:10 PM
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I missed a few posts and see that the mismatch on the compression was effectively the not WOT position of the carbs.
If you have fuel around the base it is because the fuel dumped into the throats is not drawn into the cylinders because of the missing vacuum and stay on the throtle plates dripping down slowly and wetting the base gasket.

The manifold intake gaskets,especially the ones from felpro with the print-o-seal bead move when you tighten them down, and often slip out of place allowing air to be drawn from there. There might be no gasket now between cyl 1 and 2 and both cylinders may be drawing air from each others intake runner.
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