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Well, after many years being away from Carbs, and learning Robert Bosch's systems on my own personnel vehicles, I am now taking what I learned about basic carb principles, to tuning Holleys for drag racing, and reading the two different books I bought on Webers, I would like to ask all of you kind folks what Carb Synchrometer is your personnel favorite? I see the Uni-Syn and another named Synchrometer TYPE SK from Redline Inc. The latter is much more exspensive than the uni-syn. An ex-F1 mechanic here in town says Uni-Syn. Are there others, and has anyone used this Redline product? Thanks.
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I just heard I sold my cars! ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,140 Joined: 11-February 03 Member No.: 290 Region Association: Northern California ![]() ![]() |
I had not actually looked at the ID info on the carbs for exact letters/numbers until now, my carbs are 40 IDTP 3C . What makes these different than say just a 40 IDA 3C ?
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