Non liquid Carb sync tool, What is your favorite?

[E.Marquez]

I've used a bunch over the years,, Homemade, mercury filled, non mercury filled, analog vac gauge based..

What do you have now that you find easy, accurate, low setup, and quick to use.

Price is not an object so much as meeting the needs above.

Thanks

Erik

[bigtwinthing]

0-400 mbar suction gauge. Free with work and works a treat.

[NZSpokes]

Carbtune. Brilliant. Does what it says on the box but does it perfectly. I got one of the RH screwdrivers from them as well. Also brilliant.

Ive used it on many bikes and it just works.

[bigtwinthing]

Carbtune. Brilliant. Does what it says on the box but does it perfectly. I got one of the RH screwdrivers from them as well. Also brilliant.

Ive used it on many bikes and it just works.

and a metric adjustable too?

[ghostbiker]

I have a carbtune to. Can't fault it.
Not the cheapest way but has paid for itself time and again.
Btw if anyone near me needs to use one your welcome to pop in and use mine.
Burnham on sea Somerset

[E.Marquez]

The overwhelming response has been,,,, CarbTune, both here, the other SH forum and a local Texas forum Im on..
Guess CarbTune is the next one I try.

Thank you

[Varastorm]

I have tried them all over the years, in the end my old man made this for me.

It's a single gauge with four inlets & valves, no need to calibrate & tough as old boots

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[artee]

Carbtune for me as well.

Roger

[turbo_billy]

Another vote for Carbtune. Have a 2 stick and 4 stick for the CBX. Great people to deal with too.

[VTRDark]

Carbtune. Brilliant. Does what it says on the box but does it perfectly. I got one of the RH screwdrivers from them as well. Also brilliant.

I've used it on many bikes and it just works.

+1 though I did not get on so well with the screwdriver and ended up getting a motion pro, and it's still awkward to get to the rear carb though better

Morgan Carbtune Website Here
I have always had fantastic customer service from these people and can't recommend them highly enough. While ordering from them it's a good idea to get a couple of brass adapters and vacuum hose end caps too.



I simply pull the end caps off and attach the hoses to my Carbtune (with restriction pipe in to smooth the reading) and attach to the bras adapters. FYI I found the best way to put the threaded end of the adapter into the hose is to dip the hose in boiling water and work it over threaded end and over the shroud of the adapter. They fit very snugly then.

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[ghostbiker]

Not used mine on the vtr yet, simple to find the take offs?

[VTRDark]

simple to find the take offs?

You will need an adapter and some nitrile vacuum hose and a plastic T piece. Attach hose to the front cylinder and cap off then put the T piece on the rear vacuum which happens to the same feed to the petcock and run a hose from this and cap off. Simples......all ready to go and attach a vacuum meter.

More info here.
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 31&t=18430

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[ghostbiker]

Thx, it's yet another on my to do list