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mike the snake (Guest)

Many Many years ago, I was into Corvairs.

The 65-69 Corsa models had 140hp engines with 4 carbs (yes, a flat, boxer 6, with 4 carbs) that were notoriously hard to synchronize.

Everyone had a version of the flow tool, to match the flow at idle, either with a little floating ball or a needle, but I was ALWAYS able to out tune, and get my carbs synched up more quickly and easily with a 2.5to 3 foot piece of garden hose.

Putting the hose at the throat of each carb, and listening at the other end, I could adjust them until they all sounded the same, and when I was done they were better than when tuned with the flow tools.

Not sure if this would, or could apply to my injection. Is there even an adjustment for the butterflies individually??

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