My truck keeps fouling out plugs, and at this point, buying new ones is not really an option. A buddy had me to clean them with carb cleaner the 2nd time they fouled. Now this third time, they were worse than the first two times. I know I need to do some adjusting on the carb, but could it also be that I only let the truck run for a few seconds at a time? Maybe the plugs aren't getting hot enough to clean themselves off? The reason I don't leave it running long is because I don't have much gas in the tank + it's got open headers and it's too loud. I haven't revved it much because I'm not 100% convinced that the timing is correct. I do have a vacuum gauge and I plan to use it to set idle mixture screws. But back to my original question, will it hurt anything by using carb cleaner to clean the plugs? I'm sorry if it's a silly question, I'm new to all this stuff. Before this motor swap, the most I've done on my vehicles was change a flat and change the oil. Let me know what ya'll think. And any advice on adjusting the carburetor would be appreciated. It's a Holley 750DP.