I am looking to buy a new Carburetor Synchroniser and I am not interested in the mercury/fluid Column types, can anybody recommend a good gauge set they have been using, the other alternative is the http://www.carbtune.com/ (http://www.carbtune.com/) and their Carbtune Pro which uses metal rods.
I've been using a Morgan Carbtune for a few years now, and have no complaints. Used the mecury-filled one in the past, and can't tell much of a difference.
Quote from: FJSpringy on September 23, 2012, 04:06:39 PM
I am looking to buy a new Carburetor Synchroniser and I am not interested in the mercury/fluid Column types, can anybody recommend a good gauge set they have been using, the other alternative is the http://www.carbtune.com/ (http://www.carbtune.com/) and their Carbtune Pro which uses metal rods.
+1 that's what I use.
Dan
Here is what I use. Cheap extreamly accurate. http://www.fjowners.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=2479 (http://www.fjowners.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=2479) :)
If I was going to buy one today, I would buy the carbtune. Just my 2c worth.
Kurt
I've used mercury types, I've done the hommade thing, and I now have the Morgan.
It's not cheap, especially for something that doesn't get used much.
But every time I use it, it reminds me why it was worth the cost.
The best Morgan carbtune is the old mercury type. I´ve used hundred of times with my own & mates bikes. It is more accurate than the new one, with "damping bars" inside
Look for a 2nd hand mercury-type one at eBay
will order the new carbtune pro, looks like the best option.
many thanks to all
Dave
I bought the Motion Pro carb sync, it is ok but I think the Morgan is a better tool.
Kurt
Quote from: FJSpringy on September 24, 2012, 03:13:17 AM
will order the new carbtune pro, looks like the best option.
many thanks to all
Dave
Dave,
I have a Morgan Carbtune Pro used twice I no longer use - PM me an offer if interested.
TeeCee
lol mate already ordered.
go the blues ;)