81 gs650 pilot air jet

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  • Clint

    #1

    81 gs650 pilot air jet

    Hello there, I am getting ready to rebuild the carbs on my bike, and trying to get everything in order. So far I have ordered the carb kits, o rings, and intake o rings. Last time I had the carbs off, I noticed that they had been molested by someone previously. The air jets on the intake sides are all scared and chipped. It seems like this condition could effect performance. I asked my local if they had (or could get) these jets, and they said, "discontinued."
    Does anyone know of an alternative? Why would these be discontinued? Doesn't make since.

    Cheers!
  • almarconi

    #2
    Try here



    They sell all kinds of mikuni jets.

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    • Clint

      #3
      The specs show the size to be a 160. I see a 160 in the jets are us site, but it is a keihin main jet. Will this work? The jets in my carbs say 55. Could a 55 be a 160 for a pilot air jet? I'm confused.
      Last edited by Guest; 05-06-2009, 11:48 PM.

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      • almarconi

        #4
        Are you looking for main jets or pilot jets??

        Mains are 110,115..etc

        Pilots are 42.5, 45, 47..etc

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        • almarconi

          #5
          Here is the direct link


          www.jetsrus.com/a_jets_by_carburetor_type/jets_mikuni_BS_series.htm
          Last edited by Guest; 05-06-2009, 11:56 PM.

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          • Clint

            #6
            The jet I'm looking for is the pilot air jet. From the manual specs it shows it to be a 160. It is the jet you see when you look in to the intake side of the carb. Item 14 in the blown up image. I would post the picture but don't have the skills.

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            • JTsGS650

              #7
              flatoutmotorcycles.com has 'em

              Part # 09493-32002

              $6.52 each.

              You should verify these are the correct ones that you want. Good luck.

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              • Clint

                #8
                Thank you very much. Hopefully that is the last bit I will need for the rebuild project.

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