carb sync tool
#1
07-25-2007, 12:59 PM
carb sync tool
I just got the service manual and I'm ready to start some minor wrenching to try and tune the bike. Not a heavy duty wrencher (computer programmer by trade) but this seems like something I could do.
Can anyone recommend a decent but not too expensive carb sync tool?
Can anyone recommend a decent but not too expensive carb sync tool?
#2
07-26-2007, 03:58 AM
RE: carb sync tool
At the moment, analog gauges are still more costly than the mercury filled units.
edit: Get a set that will do all 4 on the rack, prolly $100 bucks for the cost.
edit: Get a set that will do all 4 on the rack, prolly $100 bucks for the cost.
#3
07-26-2007, 01:36 PM
RE: carb sync tool
+1, ball gauges are much more percise than dial, they are a little harder to use but are great once you get the hang on them, a 4racked digital set is on the market too, super easy to use and work with, youll be needing a carb synch screw driver also if you dont have a fairly long flat #1
#5
07-27-2007, 06:39 AM
RE: carb sync tool
ORIGINAL: mmi86
+1, ball gauges are much more percise than dial, they are a little harder to use but are great once you get the hang on them, a 4racked digital set is on the market too, super easy to use and work with, youll be needing a carb synch screw driver also if you dont have a fairly long flat #1
+1, ball gauges are much more percise than dial, they are a little harder to use but are great once you get the hang on them, a 4racked digital set is on the market too, super easy to use and work with, youll be needing a carb synch screw driver also if you dont have a fairly long flat #1
#6
07-27-2007, 12:00 PM
RE: carb sync tool
hmm its a 4 racked setup, 4 tubes, 4 *****, hook the vac line up and the ***** float theres lines on all the tubes just set the ***** all equal, im trying to find you a pic dragone
#7
07-28-2007, 04:55 AM
RE: carb sync tool
I have just been using 4 vacuum analog gauges. Made a rack for them and they work. Almost bought carbtune, curious to see these gauges you are referring too!
#8
07-28-2007, 07:50 AM
RE: carb sync tool
I have been using the motion pro "deluxe" (whatever that means) mercury synchronizer without any issues at all. I think I paid about $85
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