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Start ShoppingMIKUNI FN100606-145 Low Speed Jet - High-Performance Intake System for Powersports Vehicles
Description
Upgrade your powersports engine's fuel delivery system with MIKUNI's FN100606-145 Low Speed Jet. Designed for precision fuel metering, this critical component ensures smooth engine operation, improved throttle response, and enhanced fuel efficiency across a range of riding conditions.
Key Features
- Precision Fuel Metering: Delivers accurate fuel-air mixture ratios for consistent power output and reduced emissions.
- Durable Construction: High-quality materials withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environments for long-lasting performance.
- Easy Installation: Compatible with standard carburetor setups for quick integration without complex modifications.
- Performance Optimization: Fine-tunes idle and low-speed operation for smoother rides and better fuel economy.
Why Choose This Product
Whether you're tackling off-road trails or street riding, this MIKUNI low-speed jet delivers reliable performance through its advanced engineering. Its compact design fits seamlessly into existing systems, while the precise calibration ensures your engine runs efficiently across all operating conditions. Riders benefit from improved throttle control, reduced fuel waste, and a more responsive power delivery that enhances both performance and fuel economy.Log in to submit a price match request.
Upgrade your powersports engine's fuel delivery system with MIKUNI's FN100606-145 Low Speed Jet. Designed for precision fuel metering, this critical component ensures smooth engine operation, improved throttle response, and enhanced fuel efficiency across a range of riding conditions.
Key Features
- Precision Fuel Metering: Delivers accurate fuel-air mixture ratios for consistent power output and reduced emissions.
- Durable Construction: High-quality materials withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environments for long-lasting performance.
- Easy Installation: Compatible with standard carburetor setups for quick integration without complex modifications.
- Performance Optimization: Fine-tunes idle and low-speed operation for smoother rides and better fuel economy.
Why Choose This Product
Whether you're tackling off-road trails or street riding, this MIKUNI low-speed jet delivers reliable performance through its advanced engineering. Its compact design fits seamlessly into existing systems, while the precise calibration ensures your engine runs efficiently across all operating conditions. Riders benefit from improved throttle control, reduced fuel waste, and a more responsive power delivery that enhances both performance and fuel economy.| SKU | GMB2F67DB2 |
|---|---|
| MPN | FN100606-145 |
| Brand | MIKUNI |
| Category | Intake/Carb/Fuel System |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The low speed (pilot) jet controls fuel flow at idle and low throttle positions. It affects idle quality, throttle response, and low-RPM running characteristics.
If your bike runs rich (black smoke, fouled plugs) at idle, try a leaner jet (lower number). If it runs lean (hesitation, popping), try a richer jet (higher number). The 145 size is a common middle-ground specification.
No. Different Mikuni carburetors (VM, TMX, TM, etc.) have different jet configurations. Verify your carburetor model and jet compatibility before purchasing.
Yes. Higher altitude or cooler temperatures may require leaner jetting. Warmer temperatures or lower altitude may require richer jetting. The low speed jet affects idle and low-speed running.
Low speed (pilot) jets control fuel at idle and low throttle. High speed (main) jets control fuel at higher RPMs and full throttle. Both work together for proper carburetor tuning.
Installation Guide
Tools Required
- Small screwdriver (Phillips or flat head)
- Carburetor cleaning tools (optional)
- Gasket scraper (plastic preferred)
Pro Tips
- Label all jets and passages before disassembly
- Clean carburetor thoroughly before installing new jet
- Keep jets organized by size to avoid confusion
- Take photos during disassembly for reference
- Inspect O-rings and gaskets while carburetor is apart
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Installing jet upside down
- Over-tightening jet (can damage brass)
- Not cleaning carburetor passages before installation
- Mixing up jet sizes during reassembly
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