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Syncpro Carburetor Tuner
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Product Description
  • Syncpro Carburetor Tuner from Motion Pro
  • Precise four channel vacuum indicator designed specifically for intake synchronization of engines with multiple carburetors or throttle bodies (max vacuum range 40cm Hg)
  • New mercury-free design uses non toxic manometer fluid
  • For use with any 2, 3 or 4 cylinder four stroke motorcycles
  • Spill proof design means the tool can be stored in a horizontal or vertical position
  • Easy to read scale for precise synchronization
  • Unaffected by barometric pressure changes
  • Includes hang hook to clip onto the handlebars for easy use
  • Rugged, impact resistant ABS enclosure with convenient storage area for adapters
  • Rubber feet on enclosure bottom helps prevent sliding
  • Includes manometer fluid, hoses, 5mm adapters, in-line restrictors and instructions
  • 5mm adapters are used on many Honda and Suzuki models. Optional 6mm adapters are available for use on most Yamaha models.Most Kawasaki models do not need adapters
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Features   5.0

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Durability   5.0
Overall   4.6
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Fit   4.0
Finish   4.0
Durability   5.0
Features   5.0
Cost Benefit   5.0
Overall   4.6
Justin San Diego,  CA use for syncing TB's and tuning carbs. I bought this to sync throttle bodies on an 07' FZ6 (fuel injected) and it works great! We also used it to tune the carbs on an 01' yzf-600. It makes up for it's price after one use (since most shops charge quite a bit to do this procedure). However I noticed the fluid likes to stick to the sides of the measuring tubes when it goes up and down - while I don't think it makes a big difference in the levels, I sometimes wait for it to all drain down a bit before calling the measurements accurate.
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