Six Pack mixture screws

[340Challman]

Hey Everyone. There was a guy in California that was making Allen socket mixture screws and a ball head Allen wrench for the six pack setups. I can't find anything on the guy anymore, so I assume he is no longer doing such. Is anyone else making such a kit? If I can't get something to be able to tune my center and rear carb, I'm going to yank em and put on a single 4. That would be a bummer.
Thanks.

[Chryco Psycho]

The front & center carb can be easily tuned in place , it is only the rear carb that is a problem , I have not seen allen head mixture screws ever but you may be able to find them . My experience tuning numerous 6 Pack systems is turn the mix screws out 1/2 a turn , this will be very close & tune the other 4 to get it exact .

[Fastmark]

The middle carb uses screws in the metering block. Promax makes a billet base with angled screws that you can easily reach for the rear.

[GrandpaKevin]

Six Pack solutions mixture screws are no longer available.
I use a set on my wife's 440 six pack and while a little tricky to access they work great.
https://moparforums.com/forums/f79/finally-viable-solution-accessing-those-pesky-sixpack-rear-carb-mixture-screws-11583/

You can buy a base plate with angled (accessible) mixture screws for your rear carb from Pro Max.
Like mentioned the mixture screws are accessible on all carbs except the rear one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ProMax-Billet-Six-Pack-Throttle-Base-Angled-Mixture-Screws/233541858312?hash=item36602df408:g:vKoAAOSw4PxZ84ij

[Gary AAR]

I have a set of Promax parts (including the base plate) that I would be willing to sell.  Send a PM if interested.

[340Challman]

The middle carb uses screws in the metering block. Promax makes a billet base with angled screws that you can easily reach for the rear.

Senior moment. Don't know what I was thinking about the center.   

[larry4406]

I recall reading tune the front and middle, then swap back to front, and continue tuning.

[340Challman]

Many thanks to Gary AAR. Got his Promax kit. Now just waiting on the new Earls flexible AN fuel line kit. Has anyone used this? What are your thoughts?