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Carb synch, How mutch less

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earlfor said:
I normally do an idle range synch and once that is OK, I throttle up to whatever rpm I cruise at the most. At my cruise rpm. I tweek the synch to be spot on there. That way, the engine is smoothest in the range I spend the majority of my time in. A slightly rough idle doesn't bother me since I spend little time at idle.

Earl
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Bingo! I synch the carbs on my 1000G at 4,000 rpm (60 mph in fifth gear), because I'm generally between 3500 and 4500 rpm when riding about town or tooling along on a two-laner (unless I'm thrashing it).

I also set them all equal across the board on the mercury sticks, FWIW.
 
All of you ar kind of in my brain........like the way tou fellers think.
 
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