So another 21 miles this morning. Making it 42-ish miles with new gas and Sea Foam. No problems.
Reading all the comments and based on the observations so far I'm guessing it's a combination of bad gas and the RB. My RB is starting most of the corrections above 4500 RPM with it's biggest corrections coming at 5000 RPM and higher. So bad gas may amplify the fueling qualities of the RB. For now this is the best theory I can come up with.
If it were a bad wire, coil, or plug gap I would think that the stumble would be more frequent or consistent. The only significant variable changing in my equation, aside from ambient conditions, is the gas and minute adjustments the RB is actively making to the fueling tables.
Keeping my fingers and toes crossed...
Reading all the comments and based on the observations so far I'm guessing it's a combination of bad gas and the RB. My RB is starting most of the corrections above 4500 RPM with it's biggest corrections coming at 5000 RPM and higher. So bad gas may amplify the fueling qualities of the RB. For now this is the best theory I can come up with.
If it were a bad wire, coil, or plug gap I would think that the stumble would be more frequent or consistent. The only significant variable changing in my equation, aside from ambient conditions, is the gas and minute adjustments the RB is actively making to the fueling tables.
Keeping my fingers and toes crossed...