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i am coming down to melb this weekend i will bring carbs email back your phone number i seem to have lost it..i think its old timers kicking in
steve
 
carb sync...

carb sync...

geeeezzzz, professor...i've fitted a GE CJ-610 turbojet off a Lear Jet 25 to my gs-550!!! and i don't need any stinking sync stuff...just one fuel control......ta da!!!!
 
http://www.factorypro.com/tech/carbtun.html

Assumes the engine is otherwise in good condition. Very important to get the steps completed in order. Otherwise you'll chase your tail trying to get it right.

(anyone who has experience with dynamic convergence on older colour TVs will understand)
 
I have spent a lot of time tweaking a set of Mikuni CVs, but they were the pair on my old 240Z (SU copies). I never used a vac guage on them, even though I had an SU synch tool on hand. You can tune them just like a guitar by sticking a rubber tube in your ear, inserting it in the mouth of the carb and listening to the hiss. It was faster and better than the synch tool for me in this particular application. I used the same technique to synch the Mikuni slide carbs on my RZ350, too. I have not tried this with a four carb setup, but rest assured, when I do have to synch up a set of four, I'll try this method first, before trying to find a synch setup. It works better for me as I have very good relative pitch. There are more ways than one to skin a cat.
 
I just did a carb tear down this past weekend and tried the carb sync using the drill bit method since it seemed like a logical way to go (I've known about this from multi-carb setups on cars). It didn't work for me. I noticed that the main idle screw affects the throttle plates differently also. You have no idea where to set the main idle screw first since there is no published spec. This method would work at least to get you into the ballpark, if there were some published specs as to where to set everything at initially.
 
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