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Mikuni jets

chuckycheese

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I've decided to rebuild the carbs (along with a bunch of other stuff) on the GS1100 and would like to replace the after-market main and pilot jets with originals. I'm confused by the pictures and nomenclature and want to make sure I order the right ones...can anyone help? I know the sizes but the other numbers are confusing. (I could order them from the Suzuki dealer but they're much cheaper elsewhere.) Thanks!
 
Not sure which carbs you have or jets you would need but Parts Unlimited sells Mikuni OEM jets and lists them by carb type and size.
 
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Thanks! I think I've got the pilot jet figured out but the main jet is confusing me. It's got to be either the 100/604 or the 102/221. I'm thinking it's the 100/604 but don't feel certain enough to order them.8-[
 
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Thanks! I think I've got the pilot jet figured out but the main jet is confusing me. It's got to be either the 100/604 or the 102/221. I'm thinking it's the 100/604 but don't feel certain enough to order them.8-[ The "RS" and "CV" designations are what has me stumped.
 
I am not familiar with the RS carbs but the on mine the CV's have single numeric listings for the jet sizes. I am no expert but I thought the other Suzuki stock OEM carbs were VM's for the 80 & earlier models.
 
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Thanks, Bill! I think I've got it straight now; I just hate ordering the wrong stuff!:?
 
Hey Cheese:

I am currently rebuilding the carbs on my 1100E (1981).

The stock jets are as follows:

Pilot Jet: 45
Pilot Air Jet: 160
Main Jet: 107.5
 
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Thanks! I know the sizes but there are a number of Mikuni jets that come in all of those sizes....and several of them look alike (especially in pictures).
 
You might wanna try this:

Whenever I ain't absolutely sure about something I post here...........then if I still have a question I contact Jeff at Z1-Enterprises.

I can find you the web-locale for Z1-Enterprises if you can't find it on the site. Jeff is very helpful and he specializes in these machines (you probably knew that).
 
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