i have a edlebrock 600 cfm electric choke, any tips on adjusting mixture, i have a vacuum gauge if that helps? thanks

 

depending on the motor you are running and how built up it is, a good starting point is to have the fuel and air mixture screws turned 1.5 turns out from being fully screwed in. after that, you'll need to watch the RPMs and adjust them accourdingly to get it to idle at the right RPM. The idle screw is already adjusted out of the box and doesn't need much turning, if any at all.

 

thanks will give it a try