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2nd cylinder running at 3000 rpm or higher 14 Feb 2006 06:35 #23774

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Oops... Thanks George.

Wow, that's dedication... I promise not to tell the Mrs. that you snuck on here the morning of your anniversary!

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2nd cylinder running at 3000 rpm or higher 14 Feb 2006 08:51 #23797

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if there are more than one carb, they need syncronizing because you want the mixture to be the same on all cylinders.

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2nd cylinder running at 3000 rpm or higher 14 Feb 2006 09:06 #23799

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I thought the manifold vacuum took care of making sure that each cylinder got exactly what it needed. I've never touched a CV carb, though.

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2nd cylinder running at 3000 rpm or higher 14 Feb 2006 11:24 #23811

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I have to get on the Internet almost every day as part of my business... I will be taking the missus out for dinner this evening hehe Be a nice evening to take a bike ride I think.

As far as CV carbs, vacuum diaphragms are very sensitive to differences in vacuum in each cylinder. Since each cylinder has a slightly different amount of compression, each cylinder will generate different amounts of engine vacuum and this must be compensated for...
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