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"where do you get the vacuum pick-up?
I have not seen DCOEs with a place to attach the rubber hose" OK, I see now /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Thanks for the photo, can you buy adapters to fit in the holes you show in the photo ?
if not what thread are they so I get the tubes off of something else ?
This looks like the correct way to adjust them , I have used the carb sync tool that you stick on the top of the carb , but its not very accurate,
The vacuum gauge looks like something the Honda 750 bike guys use !
Beaulieu
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I don't recall the thread size (Metric, of course), but it's one of the sizes included with the Carbtune.
And yes, the Carbtune was intended for the bike crowd.
"where do you get the vacuum pick-up?
I have not seen DCOEs with a place to attach the rubber hose" OK, I see now /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Thanks for the photo, can you buy adapters to fit in the holes you show in the photo ?
if not what thread are they so I get the tubes off of something else ?
This looks like the correct way to adjust them , I have used the carb sync tool that you stick on the top of the carb , but its not very accurate,
The vacuum gauge looks like something the Honda 750 bike guys use !
Beaulieu
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I don't recall the thread size (Metric, of course), but it's one of the sizes included with the Carbtune.
And yes, the Carbtune was intended for the bike crowd.