Carb Synchro

[Knuckle Dragger]

http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/tools/synchromate_2/

http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/tools/carbmate/

http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/tools/vacuummate_all_weather/

Was wondering if any had worked with any of these or know anything about these. I know newbies have all the questions.

[No-coast-punk]

Those are hotness.

I'm looking to buy a good manometer and would also be curious to hear if anybody has played with these.

[MattTLS]

I'd imagine these are decent units, but I'll stick with my Suzuki carb/TB sync as it's easy to use and since there aren't any electronics to someday stop working.

[Knuckle Dragger]

I'd imagine these are decent units, but I'll stick with my Suzuki carb/TB sync as it's easy to use and since there aren't any electronics to someday stop working.

Do you want to share your Suzuki carb/TB Sync or at least some info about it and where and how much to get one?

[MattTLS]

Do you want to share your Suzuki carb/TB Sync or at least some info about it and where and how much to get one?

If you're going to be at MotoHaus this Thursday, I'll bring it along. This synchronizer uses metal balls in tubes rather than Mercury to measure vacuum, and you're able to calibrate each of the four lines individually to make sure final setpoints are actually accurate.

I got the part number for it out of a service manual and ordered it from Ron Ayers Motorsports. Sorry, but I don't remember the price.

Matthew

[Knuckle Dragger]

Do not need it now but may take you up on that some time if you really do not mind, that is a nice offer. I am new to the sportbike scene and one of those guys that has to know how and what things do so I am just building up my tool box. I am also looking for a chain tool as well, I think once I get the chain breaker/rivit tool, carb sync, and leak down tester I should have a good start.