Homemade Manometer Carb Sync at Wendell Espinoza blog

Homemade Manometer Carb Sync. So i had to resort to making my own carburetor sync tool from scratch. Someone in another thread suggested i make a simple tool to do a carb sync so i went with the following guides: The tool is simple in design. Making manometer and using it. Works great for both idle screws and cable adjustment. Carbonbal is an easy to build, cheap and very user friendly carburetor synchronizer. 8' of clear vinyl tubing, an adjustable hose pinch clamp, some leftover atf, a 4' piece of leftover hardwood flooring, and a few cable. Nothing new to be home built by any stretch of the imagination, but this is my take on the manometer. Mig welding contact tips are cheap and easily avaible sync adapter's. I use it on my motorcycle which has 4 carbs. But where we are stationed they don't even have gauges. I use a homemade manometer that i made over 30 years ago. A vacuum gauge can be costly especially if you need it only once and a while to sync your motorcycle carburetors.

I use it on my motorcycle which has 4 carbs. I use a homemade manometer that i made over 30 years ago. Carbonbal is an easy to build, cheap and very user friendly carburetor synchronizer. The tool is simple in design. Someone in another thread suggested i make a simple tool to do a carb sync so i went with the following guides: 8' of clear vinyl tubing, an adjustable hose pinch clamp, some leftover atf, a 4' piece of leftover hardwood flooring, and a few cable. Works great for both idle screws and cable adjustment. Making manometer and using it. But where we are stationed they don't even have gauges. Mig welding contact tips are cheap and easily avaible sync adapter's.

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Homemade Manometer Carb Sync I use a homemade manometer that i made over 30 years ago. Someone in another thread suggested i make a simple tool to do a carb sync so i went with the following guides: But where we are stationed they don't even have gauges. Works great for both idle screws and cable adjustment. A vacuum gauge can be costly especially if you need it only once and a while to sync your motorcycle carburetors. So i had to resort to making my own carburetor sync tool from scratch. 8' of clear vinyl tubing, an adjustable hose pinch clamp, some leftover atf, a 4' piece of leftover hardwood flooring, and a few cable. The tool is simple in design. Making manometer and using it. I use a homemade manometer that i made over 30 years ago. Mig welding contact tips are cheap and easily avaible sync adapter's. I use it on my motorcycle which has 4 carbs. Nothing new to be home built by any stretch of the imagination, but this is my take on the manometer. Carbonbal is an easy to build, cheap and very user friendly carburetor synchronizer.