Carb Sync Wrench

I bought this cheap little 90 degree 8mm socket wrench that came with a hole in the top to insert a screw driver blade.  It was only $4 on Amazon so expected it to be shitty.  The bend was 100 degrees instead of 90 and the hole above the socket was not centered and drilled at a 5 degree angle!  It was a 3/16" hole so I figured I could fix it to be parallel to the socket by over drilling it with a 1/4" carbide end mill. 

 It only took a couple of minutes and its fixed to take a proper sized flat bladed screwdriver bit. Its a lot weaker now but your not putting too much force locking down adjustment screws. This will help when adjusting VM carbs. Its a tiny little thing so its now sitting in my jet box for when I need it.
 

I made one many years ago for the CV carbs on my Harris, I used a piece of 6mm rod bent to a suitable angle with a cheap 1/4 drive socket welded to the side of it at the end

Wookie58 wrote:

I made one many years ago for the CV carbs on my Harris, I used a piece of 6mm rod bent to a suitable angle with a cheap 1/4 drive socket welded to the side of it at the end

Done the same years ago, scabby looking thing but very useful. 
 

Always wanted one of these. 
Steve
www.z1enterprises.com/carb-adjustment-tool-set.html

 

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i sometime use this, but often i used a small selfmade fingertip-srewdriver, only 3 cm long,..for the underwards mixture srews on the z1000 VM 26 carbs..( but only, if the engine itself is not too hot

EDIT: Ooooh, sorry, by re-reading, i just saw the theme was about synchro-tools,..not mixture screw adjustings,...shame on me