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larry_357

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CB 750
« on: August 03, 2010, 09:19:11 AM »

  What is involved in syn. the carbs on a Honda 750 engine doesn't need it now but for future reference.I doubt any bike shops around the Houston area have anyone old enough that has worked on any of these engines but could be wrong.Have heard that as long as you run them every day should not be much of a problem.Any other ideas would be very helpful
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #1 on: August 03, 2010, 09:29:45 AM »

all you need to do is bring that thing to my garage and don't worry about it anymore.  ;D
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #2 on: August 03, 2010, 09:45:30 AM »

 You will hear me before you see me lol
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #3 on: August 03, 2010, 10:10:27 AM »

It is usually pretty simple. Just need a carb sync manometer or some calibrated vacuum gauges. Usually have a screw to adjust the left two carbs to the same setting, then a screw to set the right two carbs to the same setting, and then a screw in between to set the left two carbs to the right two carbs. It is not that difficult at all.
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #4 on: August 03, 2010, 10:41:40 AM »

It is usually pretty simple. Just need a carb sync manometer or some calibrated vacuum gauges. Usually have a screw to adjust the left two carbs to the same setting, then a screw to set the right two carbs to the same setting, and then a screw in between to set the left two carbs to the right two carbs. It is not that difficult at all.

Yeah sounds real easy, dude your map is just about full  :ohwow: Pretty soon you will have no where to go.  :stickpoke:
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #5 on: August 04, 2010, 06:30:53 AM »

It is usually pretty simple. Just need a carb sync manometer or some calibrated vacuum gauges. Usually have a screw to adjust the left two carbs to the same setting, then a screw to set the right two carbs to the same setting, and then a screw in between to set the left two carbs to the right two carbs. It is not that difficult at all.

Yeah sounds real easy, dude your map is just about full  :ohwow: Pretty soon you will have no where to go.  :stickpoke:
Nah, plenty more places, just gotta get a boat to put the bike on! You quit your job yet? ???
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #6 on: August 04, 2010, 08:58:27 AM »

It is usually pretty simple. Just need a carb sync manometer or some calibrated vacuum gauges. Usually have a screw to adjust the left two carbs to the same setting, then a screw to set the right two carbs to the same setting, and then a screw in between to set the left two carbs to the right two carbs. It is not that difficult at all.

Yeah sounds real easy, dude your map is just about full  :ohwow: Pretty soon you will have no where to go.  :stickpoke:
Nah, plenty more places, just gotta get a boat to put the bike on! You quit your job yet? ???

No one you know wants to quit there job more than me, but got to get the boy through school. Man it cost soooo much more than the first two  :ohwow: :ohwow: but there's 19 years between them  ;D
I think since the buy out we just had, it will take care of it's self, I've been around long enough to know what's coming.  :popcorn:
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #7 on: August 04, 2010, 09:34:23 AM »

 Gumbo you need to learn to speak Indian that will impress them and that way they will keep you.BTY if you do you will be bi lingual speak Indian and coon Cranberries  :rofl:
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Re: CB 750
« Reply #8 on: August 04, 2010, 10:11:27 AM »

Gumbo you need to learn to speak Indian that will impress them and that way they will keep you.BTY if you do you will be bi lingual speak Indian and coon Cranberries  :rofl:

I could care less if they keep me, heck if I get a package, I'm good to go  :thumbup: :thumbup:
I've been dealing with India since the HP days, pretty sure I can understand at the very least 3 of there languages, each province has it's own you know.
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