need help syncing carbs
10-08-2011, 12:42 PM
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need help syncing carbs
I just got my bike put back together (96 suzuki katana 600) and the carbs need to be sync'd and was wondering if anyone in the 757 has a manometer to do this and if you would be willing to help me out. thanks guys
10-10-2011, 06:29 AM
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Re: need help syncing carbs
just make sure they have a digial meter, the old school ones suck dick...
we used to use the older ones at work but have found them not to be true. it will get them close but not 100% right. everyone now uses digial ones at my work(redline) which cost right around $500 bucks.
we used to use the older ones at work but have found them not to be true. it will get them close but not 100% right. everyone now uses digial ones at my work(redline) which cost right around $500 bucks.
10-30-2011, 12:00 PM
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Re: need help syncing carbs
just make sure they have a digial meter, the old school ones suck dick...
we used to use the older ones at work but have found them not to be true. it will get them close but not 100% right. everyone now uses digial ones at my work(redline) which cost right around $500 bucks.
we used to use the older ones at work but have found them not to be true. it will get them close but not 100% right. everyone now uses digial ones at my work(redline) which cost right around $500 bucks.
First of all you'll get a better sync (and identify other problems) out of a set of GOOD vacuum gauges, manometers are best just for getting it close.
11-19-2011, 06:50 AM
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Re: need help syncing carbs
very true
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