If working on the carbs does not fix it look at removing the intake manifold and valley pan to see if the intake to the head fitment is good or wobbly scope
I take a feeler gauge and try shoving the thinnest to the thickest ones I can get to slide under the intake to the head on all four corners, top and bottom edges and write those number on each corner to see if there is a pattern or so the machine shop can machine the intake surface so it will sit flat on the heads up scope
I do ask for a tiny bit(.001 to .0025) tighter, tapered, on the bottom sides than on the top so it will pinch the bottom tight against the heads and intake manifold up I do have them cut a little bit more(.015 to .030) so I can use the thin fiber intake gaskets on the head side minimum, it doesn't hurt to use them on both sides of the valley pan if needed up


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