Carb sync'ing

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  • DiverRay
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    Mods, if you want, you can delete this post, since it really isn't all that important anyway.
    Yes, we COULD but we won't, as it points out the "true" Ivan.
    And just so you don't feel alone, we used to call my son "Alexander the grape" when he was still in his moms womb. He still hears it now and then.....
    Thread content,
    I just picked up a set of 4 vacuum gauges as one tube on the carb stix broke. I have yet to try it, but it WILL be soon.

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  • Ivan
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    Originally posted by Cobia
    That's pretty funny, Ivan "The Terrible"!!! LMAO!!
    Ivan The Terrible and Ivan The Great were both notable Czars. I am not notable at all, hardly worth even getting a neat clich'e little after name. So, they used to call me Ivan the Not So Terrible, but they stopped that since I wasn't notable enough.

    Mods, if you want, you can delete this post, since it really isn't all that important anyway.


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  • TomRodgers
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    okay...dummy answer... just had to wait for the chart on the page to finish loading with pictures.....It claims to be 14mm !!!!

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  • TomRodgers
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    okay...another dummy question....what size plugs does the XS use?? 10mm???

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  • XSrunner
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    Hi i got one of these from england they are very accurate and very well made they also do the color tune.. And only $95 u.s delivered at the moment ..good value i think here is the link address www.carbtune.com

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  • mro
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    You can get em spot on with a single gauge.
    That's all I used untill a month ago.
    Friend gave me a 4 gauge set up.
    One did not work, so just used three.
    Second gauge froze
    No bigge can use two.
    Reversed the gauges after sync and they read a little different.
    Went back to using just one gauge.

    Merc sticks are most likely the best way to go.


    mro

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  • Cobia
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    Originally posted by Ivan
    It will get you close enough to date girls from Kansas though.
    That's pretty funny, Ivan "The Terrible"!!! LMAO!!

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  • Ivan
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    You can, but it is a real PITA. Also, no matter how much it defies logic, if you adjust #1 it will cause a change in #4. There is no way to see that using a twin synch gauge on a 4 cyl engine. It will get you close enough to date girls from Kansas though.

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  • Bigfoot
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    Don't see why it wouldn't work, it would just take a little longer to accomplish.

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  • DGXSER
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    Tom, I synch my bike using only a single Mity Vac gage hooked to one cylinder at a time. Next time I have access to a four carb synh gage, I'll hook it up and see how close I am with my method. Last time we checked it, I was pretty dang close. I would say your method would be pretty accurate. JMHO.

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  • TomRodgers
    started a topic Carb sync'ing

    Carb sync'ing

    hey all..real quick...im about to place an order for some parts...

    not as easy, but can i use a twin sync guage to do a 4 cylinder engine?

    sync 1+2....sync 3+4, then 1+4 by balancing the two "sides" ?????
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