I've got a 97 600f that I've been trying to use a set of vacuum sync gauges on but problem is there were no instructions on how to use them. There a set of dial gauges with the cmhg to 70. But i'm not sure where the bike should be running at. Any ideas on the ideal # it should be at??
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They put numbers on the gauge so you can tell when they are even1992- project katfighter
2005- GSXR750
2001- TL1000R
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Originally posted by arsenic View PostIt doesn't matter. As long as they are even.1992- project katfighter
2005- GSXR750
2001- TL1000R
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Dial gauges are trash. You might need to add restrictors to the lines.-Steve
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Yes.-Steve
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Originally posted by 05RedKat600 View PostQuality gauges that work well come with them.Current Bike: 2005 SV1000S K5 Red, 7,xxx miles, Hot Bodies Double Bubble Tinted Screen, Hot Bodies Fender Eliminator, Pirelli Diablo Rossi's, LED Flush Mounts, Front/Side/Rear Sliders, PC-III USB, K&N Air Filter, aTRE Mod, TechSpec Tank Grips, Solo Seat Cowl, Corbin Seat, HEL SS Brake/Clutch Lines.
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