Carburettor balancing , info for everyone

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Carburettor balancing , info for everyone

#1 Post by simonhorton »

Hi All,
I tried this set up on my engine

I did not get any readings as I believe there is not enough vacuum

Worth a try though

Simon
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#3 Post by simonhorton »

I just thought I would give this a try , an experiment

Works with Webber side draughts , but not SU carbs
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#4 Post by Galileo »

Balances my Yammy Fazer's 4 Mikuni carbs a treat, and I've wondered if it would work on an SU but didn't bother trying as I've only got one vacuum take off, so you've answered my idle thought on that one!
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