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    Hi. I have 1967 with a 200hp straight six with a single barrel Autolite 1101 carburetor. The carb has a thermo controlled choke and stays closed. I had the carb professionally rebuilt and the coil for choke replaced. I adjusted the choke and still stays closed even after fully warmed up. Since...
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    I wanted to ask if the heat riser tube is necssary. I have a C Code with the original carburetor. Would the engine just take longer to warm up or would there be other disadvantages? I plan to only drive the car in the summer. Thanks, Alex
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