C Cannonball3 Well-Known Member Local time 10:25 PM Joined Sep 11, 2021 Messages 848 Mar 11, 2023 #11 Arent those just standard 5mm jets? They are quite common. Just find the size you need.
Toby woodman Active Member Local time 3:25 AM Joined Mar 4, 2023 Messages 229 Mar 11, 2023 #12 I’m just not sure if they will be compatible. As the jets in my carb have no groove for a screwdriver. Do you think the standard 5mm jets will work?
I’m just not sure if they will be compatible. As the jets in my carb have no groove for a screwdriver. Do you think the standard 5mm jets will work?
wan37 Well-Known Member Local time 9:25 PM Joined Oct 12, 2011 Messages 1,488 Location Illinois Mar 11, 2023 #13 Yes the stock jet when you buy a carburetor remove by a wrench or pyiers put slotted ones in. You’ll be good to go. 5mm is the ones.
Yes the stock jet when you buy a carburetor remove by a wrench or pyiers put slotted ones in. You’ll be good to go. 5mm is the ones.
Chainlube Well-Known Member Local time 7:25 PM Joined Jan 5, 2020 Messages 10,280 Location Kelowna BC Mar 11, 2023 #14 Toby woodman said: I’m just not sure if they will be compatible. As the jets in my carb have no groove for a screwdriver. Do you think the standard 5mm jets will work? Click to expand... The long part stays and the part from pic #2 post #1 gets changed. My micro drills go from 60-80 and the second set goes from 80-100, They have to be drilled by hand with the little bit holder.
Toby woodman said: I’m just not sure if they will be compatible. As the jets in my carb have no groove for a screwdriver. Do you think the standard 5mm jets will work? Click to expand... The long part stays and the part from pic #2 post #1 gets changed. My micro drills go from 60-80 and the second set goes from 80-100, They have to be drilled by hand with the little bit holder.
C Cannonball3 Well-Known Member Local time 10:25 PM Joined Sep 11, 2021 Messages 848 Mar 11, 2023 #15 Yep, and they are super easy to break off. Twist in and backout often.