Sync Tool

[Guest]

Found these on e-bay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT Anyone have a setup like this, any good?

Thanks,
Chris

[redliner1973]

IMHO - JUNK!! I had a set. Those are available at JC Whitney for way less than that, if your heart is set. If you are thinking of spending that kind of money, get a Morgan Carbtune - WELL worth the money..

[TheNose]

IMHO - JUNK!! I had a set. Those are available at JC Whitney for way less than that, if your heart is set. If you are thinking of spending that kind of money, get a Morgan Carbtune - WELL worth the money..

Amen on the Morgan Carbtune. I really like mine.

Terry

[SqDancerLynn1]

Their like $45 from JC Whitney I have a set I usually hook them up to 4 way T on my car to adjust the gauges to each other before using them on the bike If I was going to buy again NO get the carb sticks

[dgeorge]

To show you how much I think of them, I have a set that I will give you all you need to do is pay postage, even with that I would feel like I'm ripping you off.

[stiksave]

OK Guys. I get the message. Let's see, Morgan Carbtune. http://www.carbtune.com/ Gatcha.

Thanks,
Chris

[earlfor]

You can buy a mercury carb stix from

http://www.crc2onlinecatalog.com/

for about $50. I used one from them for some years and it does a decent job and is easy to use. I think the biggest drawback to it is it contains mercury. I replaced it with a Morgan Carbtune II which uses balanced steel rods instead of mercury. They are both equally easy to use. The Morgan is a bit more accurate. The Morgan is also about 2 1/2 times the price.

In overall quality, the Morgan has not competition from anyone. It is simply the best. Also, produce support from John Morgan is flawless, and you can get any replacement fittings or he will service your carbtune if you
wish. With normal care, I cant imagine what one could break on it.

Earl

OK Guys. I get the message. Let's see, Morgan Carbtune. http://www.carbtune.com/ Gatcha.

Thanks,
Chris