[Masta Squidge]

Are there any sync tools out there other than motionpro?

I like to have a selection to choose from... And 80 bucks seems a little bit steep. Problem is, any time I search for them all I get are motionpro's tools.

I would like to get my hands on an older mercury one to be honest.

 

[e1_ZX-9r]

Is this a trick ques-tion? :headscratch

CarbTune Pro. But once you do your first TB sync, you'll be saying how cheap <$100 or <$80 really was, MotionPro, CarbTune, whatever.

 

[Masta Squidge]

No, it isn't a trick question, and not my first either. Why is it that everyone with a bike thinks you have to shell out for expensive,"name brand" stuff or its junk?


Anyways, I found this a few minutes ago. This is the same one we used on my bike today actually. Considering my personal experience, I highly recommend it.

Guess I answered my own question.

http://www.saber-cycle.com/store/product790.html#790
That being said, may be worth another 20 for a more durable unit. This one requires rather special care.

 

[pvc_zx11]

http://www.saber-cycle.com/store/product790.html#790

LOVE their disclaimer :crackup

Disclaimer: We sell this tool on a DIY (Do It Yourself) basis only. Like any automotive parts store, we do not offer technical advice. The buyer is supplied the item as illustrated and described, and is on their own, using pertinent technical and work shop manuals to the model application.

 

[Masta Squidge]

Yeah I thought that was cute too lol

 

[exalted512]

that disclaimer sucks...read the warning on this page:
http://www.traxxion.com/r6tanksliders.aspx


-Cody

 

[Masta Squidge]

hahaha... You know, I never knew that about the R6... Sounds like poor design.

 

[exalted512]

09 zx6's are the same way.
-Cody

 

[Masta Squidge]

I guess so, didn't think those stuck out that much. I guess, the plastics aren't exactly wide.

 

[Rick S.]

Are there any sync tools out there other than motionpro?

I like to have a selection to choose from... And 80 bucks seems a little bit steep. Problem is, any time I search for them all I get are motionpro's tools.

I would like to get my hands on an older mercury one to be honest.

You know that you can build one for a couple of bucks. I built a two-channel manometer using about 15 feet of 3/8's inch clear tubing, a yardstick (which I had laying around the house and a couple of adapters to fit the vacuum ports. The fluid was a combination of 2-stroke oil (blue in color) + a little gas to make it a little less viscous.

Here's a pic

 

[e1_ZX-9r]

... Why is it that everyone with a bike thinks you have to shell out for expensive,"name brand" stuff or its junk?...

Huh? What? I don't get it. :headscratch Was that in reference to my reply? Is CartTune Pro an expensive "name brand?" I didn't know that, but thanks for the cudos.

Love my CarbTune Pro. Cheapest "name brand" troubleshooting tool in my toolbox. :king :mfclap

 

[Masta Squidge]

I am fully aware of that. But a 3+ foot long tool is not in my best interests. I don't have a place to store something that size, and those home built ones have to be fairly large.

 

[Masta Squidge]

Huh? What? I don't get it. :headscratch Was that in reference to my reply? Is CartTune Pro an expensive "name brand?" I didn't know that, but thanks for the cudos.

Love my CarbTune Pro. Cheapest "name brand" troubleshooting tool in my toolbox. :king :mfclap

Not really at you specifically, but any time I even mention the idea of saving a few dollars people start talking shit like they think I am poor or something. Not poor, broke, whatever. I just learned a long time ago that if I can save 5 bucks then I have 5 dollars to spend on something else I want.

Its really my own greed more than being cheap lol

 

[e1_ZX-9r]

I'm the same way.