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twigworker
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I've always wondered about those things. From what I have read they just might be a whole lot of bang for the buck. It would make sense to me to have two of them though and stick them in #1 and #4 holes. That would help in the carb mixture balancing department. I bought one of those small English CO testing machines, don't remember the name, not long ago and although I had read enough to convince me that it might be of some value I was not impressed. I just wanted something that I could use "on board with the car running down the road" but I ended up dropping it in the trash can and going back to my Sun gas analyser/scope machine. You can't put it in the passenger's seat but you can't beat it for accuracy either. I would be interested in any feedback on the colortune though. Please post back as experiences are available. Jack
Morris
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Bhive has the best price on a new Colortune that I have found. I can't say that the Colortune helped me any. But I think that has more to do with the crappiness of my carb.
Anyway, the bhive link is https://bhive.tierranet.com/
My car will soon have a wide band O2 sensor (as well as fuel injection) so my Colortune will likely be forsale in the clasified section here in the near future.
morris
Anyway, the bhive link is https://bhive.tierranet.com/
My car will soon have a wide band O2 sensor (as well as fuel injection) so my Colortune will likely be forsale in the clasified section here in the near future.
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This was brought up a while back in another thread, IIRC. Jack, you're right: Two is better'n one... I've had a pair for years, and when setting up a client's dual carbs it really cuts down on the "faffin' about" jugglin' one unit back-and-forth. Usin' 'em in broad daylight is a pain but they work great otherwise.... still a pishah with a Jag V-12, tho /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
For those who bring up the carbon "buildup" issue: I clean mine with mineral spirits and Q-tips. Worked with the same ones professionally for years. Oh, and the little tube/reflector thingies are basically useless IMHO...
For those who bring up the carbon "buildup" issue: I clean mine with mineral spirits and Q-tips. Worked with the same ones professionally for years. Oh, and the little tube/reflector thingies are basically useless IMHO...