Just curious. My brother is getting himself a set of Morgan gauges and I was thinking about adjusting my CV's on the 1100 8 valve. The manual shows that the two inner carbs are set at a lower vacuum. Can anyone tell me the reason for this?
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Thank you, thank you. That's the answer. The crossover.1982 GS1100GLZ Sold but still loved
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Unless you have a 4-1 then they are all equal.1981 GS650G , all the bike you need
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I have gone along with this theory blindly, like most others. I have asked the same question you did and got pretty much the same answer.
However, I would still like to know, what is it about the crossover that requires the different settings?
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Air flow through the entire system is different for the two inboard carbs. The difference is really minute but since we strive for perfection there is no other choice
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