Quick carb sync question.
#1
Quick carb sync question.
I am going to make myself a manometer and sync my carbs today. Can I use a 2 cylinder manometer? I read you can balance carbs 1 and 2, then 3 and 4, then 2 and 3 if you only have a manometer with two connections.
As far as actually connecting the hoses, do they connect into the engine cylinders, or somewhere on the carbs? Where the carbs slide onto, I can see a screw in each cylinder with a hole all the way through. Is this where I attach the manometer? What do I do with the vacuum hose coming from cylinder #1 when i'm testing?
I think I saw the adjustment screws on the carbs in between each carb also(3 screws total) but i'm not sure.
Thanks for the help.
As far as actually connecting the hoses, do they connect into the engine cylinders, or somewhere on the carbs? Where the carbs slide onto, I can see a screw in each cylinder with a hole all the way through. Is this where I attach the manometer? What do I do with the vacuum hose coming from cylinder #1 when i'm testing?
I think I saw the adjustment screws on the carbs in between each carb also(3 screws total) but i'm not sure.
Thanks for the help.
#2
Ok, some google searches gave me what I was looking for. I am confident in what I have to do to sync now. I even made my manometer today with some 2 stroke oil. I have a new problem though. Where can I get a hold of those little screws with the vacuum hose ports that screw into each cylinder header? I would like to get 3 of them, but 1 other will do just so I can at least try a sync. At autozone, they have rubber ones that might work, then I could just put the screws back in when im done syncing. I went to my Honda dealership and they could not find the part I was looking for even though I brought it in to them... I described perfectly the year and where it screws into. They couldn't come up with anything.
I would think you can use anything that is air tight (rubber fittings) just to get the sync done. But would I have imbalance issues if I used a screw on one cylinder and a rubber seal on the other?
at 25k miles, I think my bike is ready for a sync. Any help is appreciated. A part number for that thing will win you my heart.
I would think you can use anything that is air tight (rubber fittings) just to get the sync done. But would I have imbalance issues if I used a screw on one cylinder and a rubber seal on the other?
at 25k miles, I think my bike is ready for a sync. Any help is appreciated. A part number for that thing will win you my heart.
#3
JOINT, BOOST
16214-MB0-000 003$3.51
this is a copy and paste off the site of what I ordered. Here is the site I use to lookup parts.
http://honda.brothersmotorsports.com...1993&fveh=3042
Also dont forget to order the caps as well (I took out the bolts permanently and installed the fittings with vac hose attached, a mod i read about here somewhere)
CAP, BOOST
16215-MV4-000 001$2.13
16214-MB0-000 003$3.51
this is a copy and paste off the site of what I ordered. Here is the site I use to lookup parts.
http://honda.brothersmotorsports.com...1993&fveh=3042
Also dont forget to order the caps as well (I took out the bolts permanently and installed the fittings with vac hose attached, a mod i read about here somewhere)
CAP, BOOST
16215-MV4-000 001$2.13
#4
Thanks for the reply. I ordered some other carb synch adapters, they should be here later this week hopefully. I am wondering, when I synch my carbs- what order do I synch them in? I have read that certain cylinders are unchangeable and you just synch your other carbs around the constant carb. For instance #2 is constant. So you synch 1 and 2, then 2 and 3, then 2 and 4?
Considering it will be my first time synching, ill probably be switching hoses around like im milking a cow.
Considering it will be my first time synching, ill probably be switching hoses around like im milking a cow.
#5
Thanks for the reply. I ordered some other carb synch adapters, they should be here later this week hopefully. I am wondering, when I synch my carbs- what order do I synch them in? I have read that certain cylinders are unchangeable and you just synch your other carbs around the constant carb. For instance #2 is constant. So you synch 1 and 2, then 2 and 3, then 2 and 4?
Considering it will be my first time synching, ill probably be switching hoses around like im milking a cow.
Considering it will be my first time synching, ill probably be switching hoses around like im milking a cow.
Hey man, I know this was a LONG time ago, lol but I was about to put my carbs back in today after i "cleaned" them. I spose i'll need to sync em and I'm planning on making my own manometer instead of letting the dealership screw me over. Hopefully I get it done.
What order did you end up syncing the carbs in and were you okay to sync two at a time or did you need to sync all 4 at the same time?
Hope you can help, although i know the threads a bit outdated.
Cheers!
-1988 CBR 600
#6
Hey man, I know this was a LONG time ago, lol but I was about to put my carbs back in today after i "cleaned" them. I spose i'll need to sync em and I'm planning on making my own manometer instead of letting the dealership screw me over. Hopefully I get it done.
What order did you end up syncing the carbs in and were you okay to sync two at a time or did you need to sync all 4 at the same time?
Hope you can help, although i know the threads a bit outdated.
Cheers!
-1988 CBR 600
What order did you end up syncing the carbs in and were you okay to sync two at a time or did you need to sync all 4 at the same time?
Hope you can help, although i know the threads a bit outdated.
Cheers!
-1988 CBR 600
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