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Upgrade your carburetor's fuel delivery precision with this MIKUNI bleed pilot jet designed for flat slide carburetors. This #95 brass jet ensures optimal air-fuel mixture for responsive engine performance in powersports applications.
Key Features
- Brass Construction: Durable, corrosion-resistant material for long-lasting performance in harsh engine environments
- #95 Size: Precision-machined for exact fuel flow control in high-revving engines
- Standard Threading: M5 x 0.75 threading ensures easy compatibility with most Mikuni carburetor systems
- Lightweight Design: 0.1 oz weight minimizes fuel line resistance while maintaining precise metering
- Bleed Pilot Function: Specialized design for fine-tuning fuel delivery in flat slide carburetor setups
Why Choose This Product
This bleed pilot jet is engineered for riders who demand precision tuning and reliable performance. Its brass construction resists clogging and wear, while the standard threading simplifies installation. Whether you're modifying a dirt bike, motocross rig, or off-road vehicle, this jet delivers consistent fuel flow for smoother throttle response and improved engine efficiency. The lightweight design reduces fuel line drag, making it ideal for high-performance applications where every detail matters.
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Upgrade your carburetor's fuel delivery precision with this MIKUNI bleed pilot jet designed for flat slide carburetors. This #95 brass jet ensures optimal air-fuel mixture for responsive engine performance in powersports applications.
Key Features
- Brass Construction: Durable, corrosion-resistant material for long-lasting performance in harsh engine environments
- #95 Size: Precision-machined for exact fuel flow control in high-revving engines
- Standard Threading: M5 x 0.75 threading ensures easy compatibility with most Mikuni carburetor systems
- Lightweight Design: 0.1 oz weight minimizes fuel line resistance while maintaining precise metering
- Bleed Pilot Function: Specialized design for fine-tuning fuel delivery in flat slide carburetor setups
Why Choose This Product
This bleed pilot jet is engineered for riders who demand precision tuning and reliable performance. Its brass construction resists clogging and wear, while the standard threading simplifies installation. Whether you're modifying a dirt bike, motocross rig, or off-road vehicle, this jet delivers consistent fuel flow for smoother throttle response and improved engine efficiency. The lightweight design reduces fuel line drag, making it ideal for high-performance applications where every detail matters.
| SKU | GMF8F5664F |
|---|---|
| MPN | FVM22/210-95 |
| Brand | MIKUNI |
| Category | Jets |
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| Make | Model | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Various (Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki) | TM/VM/FVM series carbureted models (e.g., Suzuki RM250/370, Yamaha YZ250, Honda CR250) | 1980-2024 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Designed for Mikuni FVM22/210 flat slide carburetors, common on 2-stroke dirt bikes from 1980s-2000s.
Use a jet kit or dyno tune; symptoms of lean pilot include high idle, popping on deceleration. Consult Mikuni tuning chart for your setup.
Yes, bleed pilot jets have an air bleed hole for better low-speed atomization in flat slide carbs.
Primarily for 2-strokes with FVM carbs; check fitment for 4-strokes like some older enduro models.
Installation Guide
Difficulty
Easy
Est. Time
10 min
Tools Required
- Small flathead screwdriver
- Carb cleaning brush
- Jet gauge (optional)
Pro Tips
- Remove carburetor fully for best access. Clean all jets and passages with carb cleaner. Test plug chop method after install to verify mixture
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Not cleaning carb passages before install
- Incorrect jet sizing without testing
Comparison vs Stock/OEM
Aftermarket performance jet vs. OEM; precise sizing for tuning where stock jets lack granularity
Improvements
- Better low-speed fueling control
- Improved throttle response and idle stability
Considerations
- Requires tuning knowledge; not plug-and-play
Durability & Warranty
Expected Lifespan
Indefinite with proper maintenance (clean every 10-20 hours)
Warranty
Limited lifetime (manufacturer defect only)
Maintenance
Clean with carb cleaner and compressed air during service; inspect for clogging
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