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[badwench]

Was checking on ordering a Sync gauge and carb adjusting tool. Which is the preferred type, gauge or manometer type? would think fluctuation would show less on manometer type. Then again I already have two vacuum gauges and I could just pick two more and get a set of tuner adapters.

Tks
Jim

 

[joedrum]

poor people like me brench sync and fuss around i cant help you here :smilie_happy: :mrgreen: or on the wrench ...anit that a pain they did that :mrgreen:

 

[toytender01]

tHE ONLY PROBLEM WITH THE MANOMONOTER TYPE IS DON'T TURN THEM UPSIDE DOWN!!!
wANT TO BUY A SET OF PLASTIC TUBES CHEAP????

 

[slabghost]

You can use the two gages you have if you build a manifold from aquarium valves. Be sure you check each gage reads the same with the same vacuum source. They can vary a lot.

 

[mcgovern61]

I have the vacuum gauge kit and I an very pleased with it!

 

[dan filipi]

I have the same set.
I've never compared sync with a manometer but they seem very accurate.

 

[toytender01]

I have the same set also. I usually calibrate my gages one at a time using the #3 carb as the source

 

[mcgovern61]

I have the same set also. I usually calibrate my gages one at a time using the #3 carb as the source

Very good point BEFORE YOU START! They are easy to calibrate, but if you don't you will have lots of fun with the noises you get at idle and whack yourself on the head after syncing over and over and can't seem to get them right! (Ask me how I know :hihihi: ) :smilie_happy: :smilie_happy:

 

[89-300ce]

You can also use the aquarium manifold and one vacuum guage. Works just fine.

Jorg