I always used to synch the carbs on "feeling", but didn't get the setup perfect (Earl is right! ).
I borrowed some vacuum gauges from a friend, but they seemed to be too inaccurate. I had to adjust the dampening for each gauge, which influenced the readings.
I was browsing the internet for some tips on carb synching, when I found a webstore in Belfast (UK), selling the "Morgan Carbtune II". It's a synching tool that uses stainless steel rods, instead of mercury. Looks perfect: easy to use and easy to store in the toolbox.
I decided to order it; price (July 2003) 52 British Pound Sterling/87 US$/76 Euros.
One British Pound for shipping within Europe, three British Pounds to the US.
Promised delivery inside Europe: 3-5 days; 5-8 days to the US.
Ordered it, and got a confirmation from John Morgan, asking me to let him know when the tool arrives, so he "could make accurate delivery predictions for future customers."
Well, it arrived within the promised five working days and came with a very detailed manual. The manual even had a special remark about the Suzuki GS CV carb settings! 8O
The tool comes with 5 and 6 mm adapters and hoses.
Synching the carbs is really a matter of minutes; as easy as they advertise.
Both my GS's run like a dream now.
Good buy, I would say.
Here's the website: http://www.carbtune.com/
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