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Hello. I have a tuning question as follows: While adjusting the air/fuel mixture on my 1600, dual-carb stock engine, I noticed that the right-hand side of the engine (cylinders 1 and 2) have much less of a drop in rpms when you get near the point at which you want begin backing off the air/fuel valve. I also noticed that disconnecting the spark plug wires from cylinders 1 or 2 do not seem to affect the idle of the engine, while disconnecting 3 or 4 almost stalls the engine. Everything else is equal - carb idle adjustment, carbs are synched, valves are set correctly, etc.. Are these indicative of a problem or is this normal? I seem to remember the spark plug anomalies on my other vehicles and always wondered why that was the case. Any feedback is much appreciated. I always like to have as much information as possible. Thanks, Everett Barnes ebus@ebus.simplenet.com 1955 Kombi / 1965 Squareback S Transporter site: http://ebus.simplenet.com/Volkswagen