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  • #16
    hmm

    wonder how I would set them if they are off? I did plug each one into 4 slot and it did seem like a different reading each tube. How in the heck would this be adjustable. I turned the nuts on top almost a full turn tighter did not move were the ball was bouncing.
    Bike History:1980 XS 1100 special current bike
    1980 XS 850 special wife sold

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    • #17
      You NEED to do at least two at one time, thus the need for a "T" or "Y" fitting. You then check that they are both the same, from the same source, at the same time.
      Ray Matteis
      KE6NHG
      XS1100 E '78 (winter project)
      XS1100 SF Bob Jones worked on it!

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Jeffintampa View Post
        wonder how I would set them if they are off? I did plug each one into 4 slot and it did seem like a different reading each tube. How in the heck would this be adjustable. I turned the nuts on top almost a full turn tighter did not move were the ball was bouncing.
        It sounds like you need an orifice in the lines to reduce the bounce.

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        • #19
          Well

          Well what I did was put tube 1 on 3 carb, but 2 on carb 3 they seemed almost spot on the same reading. So I put tube 1 on 3 then set #4 on tube 2 to match, then went to 1 and 2 setting all with tube 2 keeping 3 on tube 1. Bike seems to run pretty good.
          Bike History:1980 XS 1100 special current bike
          1980 XS 850 special wife sold

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