the qjet has the primary jets in the front of the carb, when going up a steep uphill, the gas uncovers the jets causeing it to stall. turning the carb around will put the jets in the back that will almost always covered in fuel when going uphill. they will be uncovered when going downhill, but you usually don't need any throttle and the motor will still run.
when i rebuilt my old qjet, i raised the float level and never had a problem going up or down. i did have choke issues and took it off in favor of a reman carb. this carb has the float level set alot lower. it stalls out going up hill, i have even stalled it going down hill and couldn't restart (stuck in sand). the float level will do alot.