MOTIONPRO CARB SYNC FLUID MANUAL
MOTIONPRO CARB SYNC FLUID PRO
MOTIONPRO CARB SYNC FLUID PROFESSIONAL
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So again use the MightyVac to calibrate the gauge, this time at the higher level, then recheck carb sync and refine if needed. If at some point in the process you tweak idle mixture screws and end up needing to back off the idle speed screw to bring idle speed back down to normal, fluid level in the gauge may increase and the gauge might not be calibrated at the higher level. If close to the level used during gauge calibration, go ahead and sync the carbs. Next hook up to each cylinder and note the gauge fluid level at idle.

MOTIONPRO CARB SYNC FLUID MANUAL

I don't know what the manual calls for on other bikes, I just know about mine and the fact that it sucked the fluid out on mine. A 750 draws too much vacuum for these meters. Note that once calibrated at one vacuum level, when you pump the vacuum higher the four columns drift out of calibration, at least the SyncPros I've used do. 40cmHG 7.7psi and the 750 manual calls for 8-10psi vacuum on the carbs. Pump it up until the fluid levels are about 1/3 of the way up the columns and calibrate them to read equally. So for most accurate gauge calibration I like to hook all four hoses together and connect to a MightyVac brake bleeder vacuum pump. That level will vary with the individual bike and state of tune of the idle mixture adjustments, since dialing in idle mixture will likely cause idle rpm to increase, which then requires backing off the idle speed, which increases vacuum readings to a higher range of the gauge. But one thing to be aware of is that for highest accuracy you need to calibrate the tool at the vacuum level it will be reading during syncing.

MOTIONPRO CARB SYNC FLUID PRO

The Motion Pro Sync Pro manometer sync tool works very well. I'd like enough quality to assure a brap of the throttle won't ruin them. Thanks.Any mechanic types here that actually have a rec for a good, (not Snap-On good,lol), carb vac sync gauge set?

I wanted to add images but don't see the option here. If it's a Motion Pro, rest assure it has been done right. Don't let anyone tell you they have 'tuned up' your bike if you never saw them use a synchronizer such as this one. This is a must have for people seeking perfection on their bikes. It even provides a few tips and tricks and includes a FAQ section.ДҐ. Fluctuation is very very minimal and the manual is crystal clear. Ease of use/performance - will require a 10 minute set up and calibration but is good to go after that. Precise four channel vacuum indicator designed specifically for. Do it right the first time with Motion Pro Tools. One of their goals is to offer tools of convenience. Motion Pro tools are designed to be simple to use, yet durable enough to withstand the harshest conditions.

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I just wish it came with a hard plastic case.Д¤. Motion Pro is dedicated to producing the most versatile, unique and durable products for professional and home use. Price - I would say it's definitely worth the price. This just proves that you can never perfectly sync your bike if you don't have the right tool.ДЈ. I swore I had it right but I was very wrong.

MOTIONPRO CARB SYNC FLUID SERIES

Before buying this tool, I had tried to sync by bike by just listening to my exhaust and a series of sync screw adjustment/test riding, adjustment/test riding, etc. The motion pro tool is fine will work with any motorcycle motor. I was very surprised to see how far off my v-twins were from one another. In principal a carb work off atmospheric pressure limited at the float bowl, and the vacuum needs to be able just draw enough air over a drop of fuel in the throttle bore to get it airborn. After carefully following the instructions that came with the synchronizer, I was able to successfully synchronize my Yamaha XV Virago 535. My first impression/experience - This is a solid product.

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