Synchronizer Tool
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#2
I have the bar type I used on my wifes old R6. It worked great. I don't think they come with mercury anymore. they substituted some more health friendly fluid.
As for the analog style, they are ok, as long as you get a good set. And that means a lot of money. the cheap kits you see are not accurate at all. the problem is having all of the gauges synced to each other, and with the cheap kits, they just won't be accurate enough in my opinion.
for the money, you really can't beat the the bar type.
As for the analog style, they are ok, as long as you get a good set. And that means a lot of money. the cheap kits you see are not accurate at all. the problem is having all of the gauges synced to each other, and with the cheap kits, they just won't be accurate enough in my opinion.
for the money, you really can't beat the the bar type.
#3
I'll be trying this out when I do my carbs: http://www.powerchutes.com/manometer.asp
Simple, cheap, and more accurate than a normal 4-carb synch tool. You're working with a much lower pressure differential measuring the difference between carbs rather than the absolute pressure vs. atmospheric so you can use a light fluid and make very precise adjustments.
With a 4 carb setup, you balance each carb against your reference carb separately. The original article was writtten with 2-strokes in mind, with a 4 stroke you use ATF as your manometer fluid, it won't do any harm if some gets sucked into the engine.
Simple, cheap, and more accurate than a normal 4-carb synch tool. You're working with a much lower pressure differential measuring the difference between carbs rather than the absolute pressure vs. atmospheric so you can use a light fluid and make very precise adjustments.
With a 4 carb setup, you balance each carb against your reference carb separately. The original article was writtten with 2-strokes in mind, with a 4 stroke you use ATF as your manometer fluid, it won't do any harm if some gets sucked into the engine.
#4
i have good results using my liquid syc-pro.kinda cheap but you calibrate every time before you use so its accurate every time.check out the pic https://cbrforum.com/forum/attachmen...8&d=1256818958
Last edited by bambam; 11-01-2009 at 12:16 PM. Reason: added pic of syncpro
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I have a morgan carbtune pro and I love it. It cost me about $100 shipped from Morgan (UK company), but it works great and it's easy to use. Instead of liquid, it uses stainless rods.
If I ever go to sell it, I can probably make $75 off of it on ebay and I don't have to screw around with some of the other ones.
Well worth it, IMO.
If I ever go to sell it, I can probably make $75 off of it on ebay and I don't have to screw around with some of the other ones.
Well worth it, IMO.
#9
Yep, those Carbtunes sell for good money, even used.
Got the carb sticks today, they're manufactured by Barracuda Bike Parts (China), but it's decent quality nonetheless. This seller on eBay is letting them go for $41 shipped: LINK. Good seller, will give you a UPS tracking number & ships immediately. Here's some pics in case anyone's interested:
Measures 2ft/61cm long.
Got the carb sticks today, they're manufactured by Barracuda Bike Parts (China), but it's decent quality nonetheless. This seller on eBay is letting them go for $41 shipped: LINK. Good seller, will give you a UPS tracking number & ships immediately. Here's some pics in case anyone's interested:
Measures 2ft/61cm long.
#10
Yep, those Carbtunes sell for good money, even used.
Got the carb sticks today, they're manufactured by Barracuda Bike Parts (China), but it's decent quality nonetheless. This seller on eBay is letting them go for $41 shipped: LINK. Good seller, will give you a UPS tracking number & ships immediately. Here's some pics in case anyone's interested:
Measures 2ft/61cm long.
Got the carb sticks today, they're manufactured by Barracuda Bike Parts (China), but it's decent quality nonetheless. This seller on eBay is letting them go for $41 shipped: LINK. Good seller, will give you a UPS tracking number & ships immediately. Here's some pics in case anyone's interested:
Measures 2ft/61cm long.
Me no likey mercury (can't believe all those years parents stuck thermometers filled with that junk in our mouthes :P)