I hate carburetors....
That is because you do not understand carbs.
You would rather plug in a lap top to tune them, but when a part is broken it will cost hundreds of dollars.
You would rather deal with fuel pumps, returns,pressure regulators, Mass air flow sensors, and other sensitive expensive sensors,hoses ,wires switches,black boxes,
more black boxes to keep tabs on other black boxes and computer programs that cost hundreds of dollars.
So much better than grabbing a wrench and looking at it. That takes physical effort.
If it is digital it must be right huh?
Just think of all the airliner crashes caused because the pilots believed the computer digital info instead of their instincts.
Even when pilots knew the plane was too low they did what the computer said.
All those grocery carts filled with computer junk and the scrap yards.
But the CB750 is 33 years old with carbs and still going strong.
When a corporation lost all of its computer records, I just pulled out my $1.33 spiral notebook and could tell them which unit a customer purchased.
They did not laugh at my spiral note book anymore after that.
I like old reliable methods.
Like a jet with a hole drilled in it for fuel delivery.
