jet size 82 or 85

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jet size 82 or 85

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i ordered a pipe for my stock elite witch was the 26mm r1 exaust and vt cycles told me to up jet to 82 or 85. so wich drill bit or drill # or size should i use to get a 82 or 85. if any body knows by chance please let me know. :?
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you can get the new jet from honda for like 6 bucks
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I just picked up an 85 from Honda today and it was $3 and change.
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part # please my local honda dealer says they dont have that size for my bike
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Post by Karman »

Here's the part number and description from my receipt:

1 Main Jet #85 4 PK P/N KN10222185

Price - $2.99 plus tax
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Post by CharlotteSpreeRider »

That's a Mikuni part number. Elite's use a Mikuni carb?

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It could be the wrong one - I haven't compared it to the original yet.
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I just picked up a jet today from my local honda dealer and they said the biggest they could order was a 78 and it cost me 8 bucks+tax.
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Post by Karman »

The 68 (Elite S) and 78 (Elite SR) are all that show up in the parts catalog for the SA50/SA50P. They have to go beyond the original parts lookup and find a higher jet that is compatible with the carb.

I'll post whether the 85 I picked up works or not in a week or so after I've had a chance to pull the carb.
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Post by Kenny_McCormic »

Buy a metric drill bit set and an extra stock jet, a 100 main is 1 millimeter, a50 main is .5 mill, so on and so forth.
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Post by CharlotteSpreeRider »

Nice. I have a handful of basically useless #65 jets. I think I'll drill one of em out to 70 for grins.

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Post by monkeywrench »

i have all sr elites 3 of them so my jets are all 78 i wouldnt mind screwing around with one of my jets so drill bit size is basically what i need to know.
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