Another TBS question...

[wyowags]

OK, guys, go easy on me. I performed the TBS last night for the second time in a week. Just to check so to speak. Here's the problem. I'm using a Motion Pro tool also. The altitude here is 6200'. First time I did this the #3 was at close to 230cm of mercury. I tried to get it to go up to 250cm but the screw bottoms out at about 240cm. Sooo, I adjust it to where it seems to be idling the smoothest which is right about 235cm. If your supposed to adjust up an 1" for every thousand feet, I'm screwed. I can't even get it to what it's supposed be for sea level I assume. 250, correct? Comments, suggestions? I'm going to lunch, back in a hour. <_<

Kurt

 

[Groo]

OK, guys, go easy on me. I performed the TBS last night for the second time in a week. Just to check so to speak. Here's the problem. I'm using a Motion Pro tool also. The altitude here is 6200'. First time I did this the #3 was at close to 230cm of mercury. I tried to get it to go up to 250cm but the screw bottoms out at about 240cm. Sooo, I adjust it to where it seems to be idling the smoothest which is right about 235cm. If your supposed to adjust up an 1" for every thousand feet, I'm screwed. I can't even get it to what it's supposed be for sea level I assume. 250, correct? Comments, suggestions? I'm going to lunch, back in a hour. <_<
Kurt

Don't sweat it... just get them even.

 

[gasman]

"Don't sweat it... just get them even."

Concur. 7,200 ft. here. JB

 

[wyowags]

Thanks guys, that should have been 'mm', not 'cm' too. Got'em even. The bike is running great, just wanted to check. Now, back to my regularly scheduled program...