[ras]

And you have to have that tool to sync right? how much does one run and is it something that a NOOB could do?

[arsenic]

could do, yes, easy, no. Make your own call dude, do you want to do it right? Take your time, research what your doing, read the friggin manual, and do it.

http://www.carbtune.com/

[ras]

Sweet thanks man oh and you mean the manual that comes with the kit or the owners manual. Cause i dont have an owners manual

[GytRDunKat]

I can't remember the manual I use, sort of like haynes. I've been working since 7 am this morning, and it's 2 am the next day. Owners manual wouldn't have that sort of info. I bought my Carb Tune earlier this summer for like $130 shipped, but it fluctuates, because it's from across the pond, Germany I believe...
It takes about a week to show up.

Yes, a noob can do it, I was a virgin the first time I used it. As arsenic said, do your research, it's all here on kr somewhere.

[ras]

Sweet thnx guys you been a ton of help

[arsenic]

no, I mean the service manual, the haynes manual will work fine. Here's some good information. http://www.motorcycleanchor.com/katana/trinc/sync.htm

[md86]

But be honest with yourself . It isn't the easiest thing in the world to do . Lots of little parts that can be lost , things must be just so , screws that have NEVER come off will likely need some special knowhow to get loose ..... If you ain't ready , you'll probably cry .

[ras]

well I guess I'll make sure to keep some kleenex's close

[arsenic]

how far is Lebanon, IN from the Chicago area? Oh, not close, never mind

[ras]

no Chicago is about 3 hours depending on where you are going. But I have a buddy that is actually on this forum that lives in Chicago part time.