Steve,
If it anything like the SU tuning kit I had back in the early 70s when I
was a shade tree mechanic. It has 2 wire rods, about 4" long with either
right angles or triangles bent at one end, a wrench, a plastic rod for
measuring float height via the banjo bolt holes, and possibly a tool for
centering the jets. I don't recall what else. The rods are intended to
be inserted into the dashpots on top of the carbs so that you can see
how high the pistons move up without pulling the air filter. I seem to
recall that mine was in a brushed leather roll up kit, but that was way
too long ago! I never used it. The wrench fits the jet adjustment nut. I
don't remember if it was for the jet centering nut, or for the needle
adjustment, either way, I didn't use it. I also had a Uni-Syn for
measuring the airflow into the carbs. I used it all the time. Needless
to say, after a few years of carrying the tuning tool set around, and
never using it, I got rid of it.
I found this kit
http://www.minimania.com/web/item/00-3683/invDetail.cfm, but it is not
what I had, I don't think.
Peace,
Pat
Thusly spake Steve Harvey, On 3/30/2010 7:40 AM:
> Group,
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>
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> I found a SU tuning tool set, stock number 885094 that is made in "West
> Germany". Is anyone familiar with this tool and if so, does it work?
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> Thanks
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>
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> Steve
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