Help with getting MC-9 to run

[ted johnson]

Michael, the switch to a plain old Tilly HL is still the best idea. Kits are plentiful and the HL is a simple beast that runs as well as the flatback, with none of the parts issues. A nice HL232 or the equal would bolt right on. You might have to fool with the throttle hookup, but that would be all. I put the dual alky flatbacks on the 101 just to make it look like an Mc20, but otherwise, I'd have used my alky HL250's. Ted