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Start ShoppingMIKUNI Large Round Main Jet 180 - High-Performance Carburetor Jet for Fuel/Air Mixture Adjustment
Description
Upgrade your carburetor's fuel/air mixture control with MIKUNI's Large Round Main Jet 180. This precision-engineered jet delivers consistent performance for high-output engines, ensuring smooth power delivery and efficient fuel combustion.
Key Features
- Large Round Design: Ensures precise fuel delivery for optimal engine performance and throttle response.
- Brass Construction: Durable, corrosion-resistant material withstands high temperatures and fuel exposure.
- Standard Mikuni Taper Thread: Simplifies installation and ensures a secure fit in compatible carburetor systems.
- 180 Jet Size: Specifically calibrated for fuel/air mixture adjustment in high-performance engines.
- Carburetor Compatibility: Universal fit for Mikuni carburetor models requiring main jet upgrades.
Why Choose This Product
Whether you're tuning a racing engine or optimizing a street bike, this main jet offers unmatched reliability and precision. Its brass construction resists wear from fuel and heat, while the standard taper thread ensures easy installation. The 180 jet size provides the perfect balance between fuel flow and engine efficiency, making it ideal for riders seeking peak performance without compromising durability.Log in to submit a price match request.
Upgrade your carburetor's fuel/air mixture control with MIKUNI's Large Round Main Jet 180. This precision-engineered jet delivers consistent performance for high-output engines, ensuring smooth power delivery and efficient fuel combustion.
Key Features
- Large Round Design: Ensures precise fuel delivery for optimal engine performance and throttle response.
- Brass Construction: Durable, corrosion-resistant material withstands high temperatures and fuel exposure.
- Standard Mikuni Taper Thread: Simplifies installation and ensures a secure fit in compatible carburetor systems.
- 180 Jet Size: Specifically calibrated for fuel/air mixture adjustment in high-performance engines.
- Carburetor Compatibility: Universal fit for Mikuni carburetor models requiring main jet upgrades.
Why Choose This Product
Whether you're tuning a racing engine or optimizing a street bike, this main jet offers unmatched reliability and precision. Its brass construction resists wear from fuel and heat, while the standard taper thread ensures easy installation. The 180 jet size provides the perfect balance between fuel flow and engine efficiency, making it ideal for riders seeking peak performance without compromising durability.| SKU | GMBE9EFAB0 |
|---|---|
| MPN | FN100604-180 |
| Brand | MIKUNI |
| Category | Jets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The main jet controls the fuel/air mixture at mid-to-high throttle positions. A larger number (like 180) means more fuel flow. Choosing the correct size depends on altitude, temperature, and engine modifications.
You need to know your carburetor model and current jetting setup. The 180 is a mid-range size. Consult your carburetor manual, manufacturer recommendations, or tuning guides for your specific application.
No. Mikuni makes different carburetor models with different jet port sizes. Verify your carburetor model (e.g., VM26, TM33, etc.) before purchasing. The 'large round' designation helps, but confirmation is essential.
The main jet controls fuel at mid-to-high throttle, while the pilot jet controls fuel at idle and low throttle. Both may need adjustment for proper tuning.
Main jets don't typically wear out. You change them for tuning purposes (altitude changes, engine modifications, performance adjustments). They can last indefinitely if not damaged.
Installation Guide
Tools Required
- Carburetor removal tools (varies by application)
- Small screwdriver or jet removal tool
- Clean workspace
- Carburetor cleaner (optional but recommended)
Pro Tips
- Clean the jet passage with carburetor cleaner before installing new jet
- Hand-tighten first, then gently snug with appropriate tool
- Keep jets organized by size to avoid confusion
- Test ride after jetting changes to verify proper fuel mixture
- Document your jetting changes for future reference
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Installing jet upside down or in wrong orientation
- Cross-threading the jet when installing
- Not cleaning the jet passage before installation
- Overtightening the jet (can damage brass)
- Installing wrong jet size for your altitude/conditions
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