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drgreenthumb04 07-03-2016 11:21 AM

never carb sync'd b4
 
So, sorry in advance for the embarassingly simple question, but im still new to riding. I am mechanically inclined, but I have never done a carb sync before. I understand the tools and technique, I just dont know where to hook up the vacuum lines or where the ajustment screws are. Pics would be great if you have any.

I tried a search, but couldn't find a basic how-to on here.

Wicky 07-03-2016 12:18 PM

www.vtr1000.org ? View topic - How to balance your carbs

www.vtr1000.org ? View topic - VTR1000F (Superhawk) Firestorm Service Manual PDF

drgreenthumb04 07-03-2016 12:22 PM

Good man! Thanks bruv!

Cadbury64 07-03-2016 03:51 PM

DrGT, when you do this, it would pay to leave a new vacuum line permanently connected to the front carb, because it is difficult to access easily. I ran a line up to the back of the tank, and then capped it off. I also put a "T" into the vacuum line that normally connects to the vacuum petcock, and ran that to the same location. Both of these lines need to be plugged when not in use. Now I can do a carb synch simply by pulling off the seat and connecting my vacuum gauges to these lines.

drgreenthumb04 07-03-2016 04:50 PM

Thanks for the advice cabury. Seems carb syncs are very common place, so ease of access is a great thing.

drgreenthumb04 07-14-2016 09:46 AM


I set it up as instructed, but did the two bottle method and on start-up both bottles collapsed. Am I doing something wrong?

Apocalypse 07-14-2016 04:12 PM

You ether need to use glass bottles or some really sturdy plastic ones

drgreenthumb04 07-14-2016 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by Apocalypse (Post 397469)
You ether need to use glass bottles or some really sturdy plastic ones

Thanks bruv

CruxGNZ 07-14-2016 07:03 PM

You cannot use thin plastic drinking water bottles. I'd recommend a couple glass bottles at best, or at least a couple plastic Gatorade bottles (this is what I use).


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