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Diy synch tool

mvalenti

mvalenti

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Hey, whats your thoughts on this? Zirc grease fittings come in m5 thread and they have a fairly small hole to act as a restrictor. The fitting would screw into the carb boot and you slip the synch tool hose over the other end...
 
I just use 1/8" copper tube and thread it. Works fine. You don't really need a restrictor if you use heavy weight oil in your tool.
 
I ended up using a 5mm hex bolt that i drilled out. Well i hooked everything up to start synch, and with the carb tops off (vm26s) the throttle kills the bike.
 
Nice Ed! I like the idea with the extensions. Well I checked and adjusted the carbs reset it all to factory, then a tad rich. Seems to have done the trick, was able to balance the carbs and my synch tool worked pretty well.. I used 10w-40 oil and still had some flutter in the fluid...
 
mvalenti said:
Nice Ed! I like the idea with the extensions. Well I checked and adjusted the carbs reset it all to factory, then a tad rich. Seems to have done the trick, was able to balance the carbs and my synch tool worked pretty well.. I used 10w-40 oil and still had some flutter in the fluid...
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You have a picture and/or dimensions on your sync tool?

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Just curious about it, as most home-brew gauges are using lighter-weight fluids, and therefore have to be much longer than is convenient.

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