Jets Where do you get 'em

[dukeryder]

Alright seems most Jetting threads talk about getting a bigger Pilot Jet with the DynoJet kit. Getting a Kehnin 55 or 58, and most say "just go to the dealer".

Well I went to my Dealer and those friggin Yahoos have not clue. They say we can get you a stock 50; but not a 55 or 58 for the L models carb. The dude there didn't even know what the L was at first He's like "Thats' an on off road bike huh?"

I can't stand dealing with these idiots, where can I order them from? Internet seach doesn't come up with much and I can't find any on eBay.

My bike has the DynoJet kit, K&N, and Big Gun, still running kind lean (afterburn, and sometimes after running hard, will stall out when You slow to a stop for a stop sign or light).

[XR_mad]

i love having ballards just down the road, i went in to get my staintune header and a 68 pilot, took em 10 seconds to get em off the shelf from what i have read bajadesigns seems best for the usa

[AzMtnThumper]

Sounds like you have a crappy dealer. Baja Designs has plenty of jets to sell you.

[Dual_Dog]

Sudco.com or carbparts.com. They'll have the jets you're looking for.

[4whlfun]

Sounds like you have a crappy dealer. Baja Designs has plenty of jets to sell you.

The Honda Dealers in Phoenix are just as crappy. I went in wanting a 68s jet. They just looked dumb founded. Never heard of s jet. So I told them my 650 had a 65s jet from factory. ?

[Valerie]

If you can't find them anywhere else, most jets are avaialable from the TT Store. They are usually a few bucks a jet. Send an email or call us.

Just so you know though, we do have flat rate shipping and handling, so ANY order under $149 is $7.49.... even 2 or 3 jets.

Is it right for "you" to purchase jets from us beause of that? Maybe not, but if you can't find them anywhere else or are ordering other stuff too.... I just thought I'd let you guys know that they are available here.

[chicagobikefan]

I got mine from www.motorcycle-superstore.com. Just type in 'keihin jets' (without the quote marks) on the search field at the top of the page.

[HondaRules]

James Dean has jets as well....he's one of the Jetting gurus on this site ?

[MotoGoalie]

If you can't find them anywhere else, most jets are avaialable from the TT Store. They are usually a few bucks a jet. Send an email or call us.

Just so you know though, we do have flat rate shipping and handling, so ANY order under $149 is $7.49.... even 2 or 3 jets.

Is it right for "you" to purchase jets from us beause of that? Maybe not, but if you can't find them anywhere else or are ordering other stuff too.... I just thought I'd let you guys know that they are available here.

I ordered a bunch of jets from TT and they were half the price of the local dealer and I got a range to jet all the bikes my friends and family have for our local higher elevations.

[dukeryder]

I ordered up a 55pilot 58pilot, 160 and 165 main from Sudco, I just need to get my hands on the stock needle now, so I can see if the Dynojet setup is more to my liking or Dave's.

Anyone got a stock needle laying around??

[angrytim]

Where can I find a 68s pilot jet?

[HawkGT]

Where can I find a 68s pilot jet?

The only place I'm aware of that you can get "S" jets is directly from Honda.

Part number 99105-MBN-0680. Replace the "68" in the part number with whatever size you need (e.g. 99105-MBN-0700 is a 70s).

Personally, I use a normal 68. I've never found anything conclusive on the reasoning behind the different sized emulsification holes in the "S" jets. What I have found suggests it is emissions related.

[angrytim]

Thanks for the info. I show the 99105-MBN-0680 part # as a

#68 slow jet, which we have. How do you specify the "S" 68?

[HawkGT]

The part description doesn't specify that it's an "S", but it is.

[angrytim]

Thanks!