The best way to tweek one is setting on a Dyno and that way you can set it correctly as for just twisten the SCREWS , well just a little can be tomuch as you have know idea where it is set now . So if you feel she is a bit doggy then take it someplace and run it on a Dyno and see where your at. FIRST as she maybe in need of some other work to perk her up . The injectors maybe getting weak and need rebuilt she may need a valve adjustment , timing maybe off the pump may need freshened up she may need a total rebuild . And i will tell you this a D361-407 engine is NOT THE ENGINE for a novice to be rebuilding . I have a 63 806 wright now with over 9000 hours on her and she runs super , But i need to pull the injectors and have Harry freshen them up and also the pump . mine is running at 115 hp. and that is the limit with out a charger , my one friend has a 64 806 with a M&W charger and he is setting at 125 and i would not want to push it any feather due to the fact that we are at the limits of cooling both on the water and also piston . It is like this my saying is THAT WHEN THEY GO THEY GO , BUT WHEN THEY GLOW THEY BLOW.
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