[BMWCSRegistry] Synchronizing Zenith Carbs
Art Wegweiser
art at bmwcsregistry.org
Mon Apr 30 21:29:22 EDT 2007
I haven't owned a carb car for decades. My last was a very proper and
conservative (lower case "c:") for a young family Volvo 122S which
required a Unisyn for function properly - I'm sure they they weren't
Zenith's but I forget what. Hmmm - does SU sound right?
It did it's job very competently but the car destroyed itself against
a steel bridge in a freak sudden snow white out. Don't know how much
the Volvo safety legend is still true but it died valiantly and my #1
son and his Mom walked away without a scratch.
Art
At 4:57 PM +0000 4/30/07, simsanthony at comcast.net wrote:
>It's possible that you could remove them and not disturb any of the
>critical adjustments, but most likely you will. You can pick up a
>Unisyn for about $30, it makes synching a breeze.
>
>Tony
>
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
>From: SPANLAB <spanlab at entelnet.bo>
>> Hello Folks,
>>
>> I will be removing my zenith carbs from my 3.0CSA 73 for cleaning. I
>> am concerned that after I put them
>> back on they will be out of sync. Must I purchase that funky setup
>> with the dual caps & needle meter to
>> sync them. I have a sync meter for my Porsche?
>>
> > Thanks, Enrique
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