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--- synch_tool [2010/11/16 13:20] – 127.0.0.1
+++ synch_tool [2020/10/19 11:50] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 If you are thinking about building a carb sync tool, then I would recommend using the 2-bottle method.
-I just used it and it works wonders! SUPER fine tuning...My bike revs so smooth now. it sounds so beautiful.Iv tried the stick and tubing method, all I can say is, it sucks and you can risk sucking liquid into your motor.
+I just used it and it works wonders! SUPER fine tuning...My bike revs so smooth now. it sounds so beautiful.Iv tried the stick and tubing method, all [[http://www.pokerenfrancais.eu/telechargement-poker/|telecharger poker]] I can say is, it sucks and you can risk sucking liquid into your motor.
 ==== Material List ====
 off GLASS bottles (I used two 9.5oz Starbucks Frappuccino bottles) NOT plastic bottles
-[[http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/cad600/IMG_0930.jpg]]
 Ft of 3/8"-1/4" clear pvc tubing (the outside is 3/8", and the inside is 1/4")
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 off rubber stoppers OR rubber chair leg plugs/bumpers (I used 1.5" chair leg plugs)
-[[http://lh5.ggpht.com/_31PFwHuKA6o/SbRxHODwEUI/AAAAAAAABvs/kM6fgQsJCk0/s800/PICT0829.JPG]]
 off 6mm mig welder tips (there is ten in a pack)
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 # Zip-ties as required
+=== Pictures ===
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+Thanks to CAD600 for his photo's of how he did it
+This one below is Sweekster finish tool
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+**//__Thanks to both Sweekster for his Photo & write up & CAD600  for his detailed photo set__//**
+Edited by **Y_G**