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Carb Sync Tools

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Can anyone let me know where I can get a hold of some fittings to connect the manometer to the vacuum ports. According to Clymer they are 4mm but I think they are a 5mm thread
 
It's easy to make your own. Dril down though a screw and epoxy in some tubing.


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chef1366 said:
Ed, you are either extremely cheap or extremely innovative.
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Well thanks Bill...sort ah.:o Some people pay money for simple things like sync port adapters and straightening cranks, I do my own.:-\\\
 
Good Idea!!!!, Im gonna ad this to my cheap innovative tools list......:D
 
Nessism said:
Well thanks Bill...sort ah.:o Some people pay money for simple things like sync port adapters and straightening cranks, I do my own.:-\\\
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And exactly, Ed, how do you go about straightening cranks?? Just would like to know in case I ever get one twisted...;)
 
Home made adapters

Home made adapters

Hey thanks for the advice on the home made adapters. I don't have a drill press at home and tried to drill out a metric ss fastener but broke two drill bits. I can do it in the shop at work though. Thanks
 
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Twofeathers said:
Hey thanks for the advice on the home made adapters. I don't have a drill press at home and tried to drill out a metric ss fastener but broke two drill bits. I can do it in the shop at work though. Thanks
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Stainless is hard to drill. Carbon steel seems to drill much easier.
 
they really arent expensive to buy! i say you are cheap! dude my time is worth alot more than that ridiculous exercise. drill out four bolts and then epoxy tube to them? you must be retired.:p
 
I made it based on searches here and old threads, i told someone else i would take pics and didnt yet. I will be sure to get them tonight.
 
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