Glens Garage A/F Adjuster

[Scrappy1977]

Hey Guys,

I'm thinking about ordering the A/F adjuster from Glens Garage and wanted to know, 1) Feedback on the product 2) Don't remember if I have the stock A/F screw because I've jetted the carb. didn't know if the standard jet kit would have a different screw.

If you guys can answer the question and give feedback, it would save me a lot of time. Thanks

[Xman/qc]

I have stock jet and use the a/f permanent and i like it

[Delta]

I have the non-permanent tool. Works great. I used the "adjust while running" method and have not needed to readjust .... but it's only been two months. Whichever tool you choose .... Glen makes good stuff. Just got my clutch relief in the mail today. Looks great and I'll put it on tomorrow.

[Xman/qc]

I install my clutch relief two week ago it make a big difference hope you buy the rivet tool

[Delta]

I install my clutch relief two week ago it make a big difference hope you buy the rivet tool

Yes I got the tool kit on the exchange/return program.

[Scrappy1977]

Thanks a lot for the advise guys. I went ahead and ordered the tool. The perm. mount worried me a little. I was concerened that it would be to easy for vibrations, other idiots, or myself to screw with too much and mess it all up.

[gsboriqua]

You'll be happy with the tool, pretty easy to make adjustments on the fly. I was riding around and pulling over to make adjustments

And yes that CPR makes riding around town much more enjoyable. His claim of 50% reduction in tension is conservative imo. I cant believe how much smoother and easier it is to engage the clutch!!

[rayb21]

Hey Guys,

I'm thinking about ordering the A/F adjuster from Glens Garage and wanted to know, 1) Feedback on the product 2) Don't remember if I have the stock A/F screw because I've jetted the carb. didn't know if the standard jet kit would have a different screw.

If you guys can answer the question and give feedback, it would save me a lot of time. Thanks

Hey Scrappy, RayB21 here. Glen's A/F adjuster screw you are talking about is a great product. I ordered one and it came with a brass tool to remove the old A/f screw. This tool works great and made removing the old screw a piece of cake. I used a flexible extension with the brass tool attached and had the old screw out in no time. Assembled the new A/F screw, washer and rubber o-ring, and screwed it in until just seated then backed it out 2 and 1/2 turns. Bike started right up. I highly recommend this to all you VTX owners. Thanks Glen for another great product...Ray..RayB21.

[Dave97402]

I don't think any of the jet kits replace the a/f screw.

And yes, good choice, Glens a/f tool works freakin awesome!!

[pme5280]

+1. Made adjusting a breeze instead of the royal PIA that it was before.
best $30 you'll spend. Glen's a good honest guy on top of it.
Paul

[dearsleigher]

I have stock jet and use the a/f permanent and i like it

Glad to hear about the perm mount a/f screw.

[Scrappy1977]

You guys have me really excited about getting this product. Glen, if you are reading this STEP IT UP!! I can't wait to get my X just perfect. It's always such a pain to take everything apart, adjust it, let it warm up to test it, then let it cool back down before adjusting it again, and repeat it all over again. Thanks again for all the advice.

[Scrappy1977]

Wow, that was fast. Got the tool, but now am having a problem. I am unable to access the screw because of the angle and because there is a hose coming rom the air box that is too close to the screw to give me access. What am I doing wrong?

[Delta]

It's a tight fit but keep at it. It gets in there. On second thought, I did the PAIR mod before I adjusted the A/F.

[Xman/qc]

What tool you have

[Scrappy1977]

I have the "glens garage" adjustment tool. not the perm. mount but the individual tool

[Trail Boss]

I also bought the tool, but had problems adjusting, so I got one of the first permanent A/F adjusting screw and am totally pleased with it , very easy to install and can fine tune anywhere, no problems with it adjusting from vibration. Unless someone knows what to look for they will not adjust without your knowledge. I recommend this to anyone over the tool. Breat product Glen!!

[Trail Boss]

Fat fingers and poor eyesight I meant great product not Breat product.

[Xman/qc]

Wow, that was fast. Got the tool, but now am having a problem. I am unable to access the screw because of the angle and because there is a hose coming rom the air box that is too close to the screw to give me access. What am I doing wrong?

Thats why i buy the perm.

[gfbeine]

I just installed mine along with Glen's clutch extention. Two great products! I can't image attempting to adjust the A/F any other way that with a permanent mounted tool. Even if you bought the tool needed to adjust the screw, how in the ---- would you get to the screw.. No thanks, Glen's pemanent flex shaft tool is the way to go.

[Mathwiz]

Glen permanent A/F screw is a no brainer. I love mine. The only problem I have had with mine is when I installed it and made the initial adjustment, I haven't needed to touch it since.

[dosxxs]

I have the perm A/F screw also and yes it is a no brainer. Pull the hose back to the left side of bike and after install replace it.
I have not touched mine since initial adjustment either. Glens CTR and Leatherlyke products are first rate also. You cant go wrong.

[dearsleigher]

The perm mount a/f screw is now in stock. I will update my web site soon.

[big jake]

I have the not permanent adjusting tool, it fits on the nipple on the carb where the screw is pretty tight, I adjusted my carb, went to test ride it at night, came home after about a 20 minute ride and was going to adjust a little more, I couldn't find the tool anywhere and lo and behold, i left it on the bike and it stayed there, great fit.... like it was made for it.

[hippochick39]

I have the a/f adjuster and the clutch relief pull on my bike too~~LOVE THEM!! Made a big difference!!

[mtsabo]

thread is from 09'...