what size is the stock jet on a honda elite s i have drilled the pipe and now looking to get an air filter and jet
Any help greatly appreciated
Stock Size?
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Re: Stock Size?
Usually a 68
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Re: Stock Size?
Is 68 stock for the Aero AF05 series too? I have yet to tear into the carb and I wanted to order some larger ones ahead of time to play around with derestricting the airbox and exhaust.
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Re: Stock Size?
Greetings:
My stock '87 Aero carb contained an 82. If there was such a thing as a restricted "P" model Aero, its jet would be smaller, but I don't recall seeing an NB50P anywhere. None are listed on MrCycles' website. Honda also made 85 and 88 jet sizes for this carb in other models. Other aftermarket sources exist out there, but I've never been able to find this specific jet outside of Honda. I used indexing drills to roll my own 89-101s.
Honda's jet part number for the PA series carb is:
99101-187-0**0
Replace the stars with the jet size you want and call your Honda parts counter.
My stock '87 Aero carb contained an 82. If there was such a thing as a restricted "P" model Aero, its jet would be smaller, but I don't recall seeing an NB50P anywhere. None are listed on MrCycles' website. Honda also made 85 and 88 jet sizes for this carb in other models. Other aftermarket sources exist out there, but I've never been able to find this specific jet outside of Honda. I used indexing drills to roll my own 89-101s.
Honda's jet part number for the PA series carb is:
99101-187-0**0
Replace the stars with the jet size you want and call your Honda parts counter.
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Re: Stock Size?
gyeah! thanx alot.
1985 Aero 50--'87 AF05 motor, ported and polished, Ruckus Vari, 1.5K torque spring, 1K clutch springs, drilled exhaust/airbox,#85 jet, Pirelli 3.0-10s= 45mph flat
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Re: Stock Size?
don't forget to open up the plugged side of the air cleaner cover for the s-model which is part of the derestriction.
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