Try a larger squirter, 31's or larger to help w/the stumble.
You still might have a vacuum leak somewhere.Have the engine idle & spray starting fluid at the carb base gasket & intake to cyl head gasket & all around the carb for other possible leaks,( it's very flamable so be very careful & done you it on a really hot exhast manifold, try the starting fluid spray when the engine is cold, just to be a bit safer.
With the engine idleing ,if the engine RPM goes higher when you spray starter fluid @ the areas mentioned, that means there is a vacuum leak where you are spraying the starter fluid.

What did you end up doing s far as your fuel system?
Going w/a fuel cell & stock gas tank?

Increasing the feed line from the gast tank to the front?

IMO, it is really a big waste of time to run cheap 87 octane fuel in your stock tank & run a completely different fuel cell & lines just to run 91 octane.

You will get better results & higher octane & be able to run more boost when running the 87 octane & injecting methanol.(I think I already stated something simular before?)

If you wanted to raise your octane for the 87 octane in your fuel tank, put in some Xylene, or of course Torco http://torcoracefuel.net/pro-accelerator.html octane booster.

If you have a LOWES or Home Depot near you, they should sell Xylene so you can pick it up locally.
FORMULA 2
Xylene
R+M/2...117
Cost...$2.75/gal
Mixtures with 92 Octane Premium
10%...94.5 Octane
20%...97.0 Octane
30%...99.5 Octane
Notes: Similar to Toulene. 12-16 ounces will only raise octane 2-3 *points*, I.e. from 92 to 92.3. Usually mixed with Toulene and advertised as *race formula*.

http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/misc/octanebooster.html



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