ok,,,when the air filter is removed & the idle goes down then the mixture is probly allready too lean
the idea is to adjust the mixture at the jet (under the carb, that black thing that sticks down) there`s a nut just above it that you can turn, up is lean & down is rich
wind it down some & listen to the idle,,,as you`re winding it down the revs will probly rise a tad , then as you keep winding down the revs should start to drop again (going rich) so wind it back up till you find the middle (sort of) if you can wind it up & down & find the happy middle , IE: where it`s at it`s highest idle, then you`re close, but still a tad lean, find the middle highest point of idle & then start winding it down slowly till the revs just start to drop only a tad, then that`d do you , go for a spin & see what it`s like , if it`s still yukky throughout the rev range under load situations then aa good tune is probly needed & maybe a change of needle &/or oil in the dampener &/or dash pot spring etc etc etc,k,,see what your spark plugs look like after a 20 min drive & report back their colour
anyways, that is just a sort of rule of thumb thing for you to have a go at
have fun just don`t leave it lean, a tad rich is way better than a tad lean
_________________ No offence intended here but--> anyone writing a book about minis 30 years ago may not have experienced such worn or stuffed-with components as we are finding these days.
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