Over six-years old and still totally relevant. Cheers

Thanks bro!!! You just saved me 70 bucks, and gave me a good reason to pickup a 12 pack.

You continue to amaze me with your clear understanding of mechanical devices and your ability to simplify them for those who don't. Good work!

Great idea, seems more accurate than the commercial balancers. I don't drink so I will have to find some bottles from somewhere.

Thanks a lot, just built my sync tool following your idea, and it worked great. Honda Transalp XL650V now purring like a big cat...too bad it's winter time here ;).

Brilliant! CW and CCW.... rubber stops in the freezer. ...heard the sound difference. ..excellent video man.

Thank you alot for this video, it helped me create this tool from scratch and i've synced carbs on multiple bikes with this!

Glad I found your video. The vacuum tester Kawasaki recommends is $1,322.00 and I only paid $1000.00 for my bike, so. . . .

Omg thanks!! I know it’s an older video but for any 2 carb setups this is pure gold. Was fiddling around with a hose filled partly with oil. Watching the levels rise to fast oil in engine aargh. This will make it much clearer!

that is freaking ingenuous!!! You are why this platform exists. Sharing useful simple daily tips. Good job!!!🖖👌🍫

That's probably one of the better setups I've seen on YT. Nice one.

Your a genius man. I wish you nothing but luck and prosperity in the future .

Just did my own tool for my V star 650 and it worked great, thanks for the video.

Thank you for the clear and thorough demonstration. Great video.

Best sync vid on KZfaq and I have watch a lot of them.

For someone who is new to motorcycles, and likes a visual representation of the effects actions have other than a needle on a gauge this is awesome!

Made it two days ago on my Silverwing 2001. ! Huge deference! Thanks buddy!

looking for a way to synch my carbs on the same bike you have! haha! so this was fantastically informative. Thanks!

Thumbs up for the carb sync animation at the end. Thanks for the video.

I just synched my carbs on my 1980 Honda CX500. I'd never done it before and was nervous about it. Used your method and they synched up perfectly. Thanks for posting.

Great video and well edited. This seems to work and I will definitely be referring it to some friends

You did a good job at explaining, btw the level difference in each bottle does not matter as long as if It does not move.

best one I've seen yet!

I love the way you broke it down.

“Fish tank tubing” ichiban moto would be proud

Well done video. Thanks. I'm going to give it a try!

awesome video, I have done a similar thing, but I used auto transmission fluid as it is an oil and if for any reason it got pulled into the bike it would be okay, oil good...water bad, I also found that the auto trans fluid was less jumpy in the container and showed more accuracy than water. used very successfully on a '96 XV1100S Virago. Paul.

This is an excellent vid, and very ingenious, cost effective, thank you 👍

Great video! Really useful! Thanks!

Your videos are the antithesis to the stupidity of youtube comments. Brilliant!

Great video man! Hope this works for my bike.

Great job, doing this on the weekend 👍

This was fun! I´m propably make one to! Thanks!

Great video, I will be making me one of these bottle indicators!

Amazingly! Greetings from Belarus HighFive!!!

Thankx man. Very informative

What a superb result.

Gonna try this out on my 82 Suzuki gs400 this weekend. Thanks.

Great video and synch tool. Others may have said this, but the relative heights do not matter with the tool you created, only that they no longer move fluid between the two bottles.

Thank you sir!!!! Cheap and appears to work.

Good info, well presented. Have a thumb

Great Video! I need to sync my Yamaha Super T carbs, lost some power last year on a red line and I think this is the issue from what I've read in the forums. Defiantly a thumbs up on this one!

Great video man

That's cool . well done .thanks for sharing.

A good monometer set up because of clear hoses to carbs NOT connected directly to carbs (just to top of bottles) so liquid doesn't get sucked into engine.Nice one ;)

I just sync'd my dual carbs on my 1988 Honda Shadow VT600 VLX using your procedure and manufacturing instructions for the homemade manometer. It worked great! One suggestion: Don't overthink the CW vs CCW thing about the adjusting screw. Just watch the tiny bubbles in the crossover tube (I used red ATF instead of water) and you can see the direction of flow. This is much quicker than waiting for the level to change in the bottles. Also, my screwdriver had to be in a vertical position, pointing downward from where the gas tank was attached ( had to remove the tank which turned out to be a good thing because I discovered a leaking petcock) which put weight on the adjusting screw, so I removed the screwdriver after each adjustment. I also "blipped" the throttle a few times throughout the adjustment. Total time of actual adjustment was less than 10 minutes. I don't know if it made a difference but I reinstalled the air filter housing after installing the brass adapter tubes and clear plastic fuel lines (5mm ID) for the adjustment.

Great video! Thanks

Awesome tutorial

Thank for knowledge ❤❤❤

I like the freezer tactic. I have got four carbs to do on my Kawasaki 550 zephyr but I'm sure I can figure out the build.

thank you! very helpful!

Thanks for cheap and good idea!!! ;)

didn't even know such a thing existed thanks

moving the H at the end was cool lol XD

awesome my good sir. Thank you!

bike sound real nice man. enjoy in and very funny out tro

I didn't mangle my hand via my bike but i did mangle my hand and my surgeon was talking about how hands are the hardest to put back together properly and in conversation we got onto the topic of Bikes and common injuries and hands are common as you put your hands out infront of you to save yourself.

Good job!

nice video ! what did you take to conect the tubes to the cylinder ?

That is cool. I gotta try this! Was thinking about using a light oil instead because if you watch @7:00 when you rev the engine, you'll actually see water vapor form in the bottles. Although a little water vapor in the engine is no big deal. And btw, did you know you can actually boil the water off with enough vacuum. Science 😉

Lmao @ actually throwing em in the freezer take a thumbs up just for that.

Great tip.

Awsome vid

I’m going to try this on my 89 gs500 ! Hope it works

Deserving to be subscribed, thanks

can you bypass the bottles and just hook the tubes directly in the carb vacum ports ?

Thank you Forrest. Very good video. I like how you had an old motorbike also. Have you done this under a load, also? Say 2200- 2500 rpm, to adjust the cable lenghths? Ok, take care, Benjamin

Brother, if you set the air screw of the throttle, then the rpm will also change?? 

Haha you're a legend, great watch!

good idea !

You mention at the beginning that you don't care for the gauge manometer because the needle keeps jumping around at idle. I wonder if you could simply use a damper in-line? Perhaps something as small as one of the bottles you are using for the fluid manometer or a bit larger? Ultra easy to try anyway. Just a two port rubber plug to stop the bottle and the air volume inside smooths erratic pressure/vacuum changes without altering the mean pressure/vacuum, kind of on the order of an anti-knock riser in plumbing.

Nice video! I can't get one point: can I make this calibration even without cleaning the carburators first? I mean, I have my bike in here in her side stand, can I just try out your method or I need to do anything else first?

Nice. Where do you get rubber plugs though?

What do you use to connect it to a 84 Honda shadow 700 I mean to the engine

Vac gauges are plenty accurate enough, all you are lacking is a small air tap found on fish tank air pumps which needs to be closed down so that the vac gauge just stops pulsating. One for each gauge.

Where do I get the fittings for the vacuum ports

I'd like to use the same method on a set of SU HD6 Carbs but I don't know where to connect the two synchronization tube's. Could it be to either the overflow or the suction pipe?? - Great video by the way 10/10

You are a champ

brilliant

I have a 72 cb 750 4 into one long tube header kerker pipe love my bike

How does this work on a 4 carb setup? Just have to check 1/2 - 1/3 - 1/4?

Thanks!

The boat man, let's see the boat!!

I have these carbs for my '78 CB400T II Hawk :)

where did you buy the rubber plugs?

It seems one could do a fair job merely by sound. Thoughts?

stupid question I guess but where did you get the rubber stoppers? Hobby Lobby or something?

Man, simplicity of your idea is awesome! Thanks for sharing this. Out of curiosity, is it possible to make this for 2+ carbs?

Do you sync them at 2k rpm or just at normal 1k idle ?

Прикольно, спасибо

I tried a different set up and got water sucked into the carbs. Now the bike won't start! How do I get the bike to start again (it's a 2009 ninja 500r)? Going to use this method in my next attempt, thanks for the vid :)

Excelente

Grande!

Thnks !!

Your a genius

How would you make this for a 4 cylinder bike ??

How can carbs air-fuel adjust?

Great!

Love Honda

Nice a buddy of mine is balancing for cards right now