Keihin Jets

[elcamino12sec]

Does anyone know where I can buy Kiehin style pilot jets for a decent price? Looks like the best price I can find it like 10.00 shipped. I just think thats too much for 3 cents worth of brass. Its the principle! Looking for a 38 pilot.

[toocheaptosmoke]

I usually buy my jets from mfgsupply.com, but they are going to be like 10 bucks with shipping as well. Went to the dealer recently and payed 10 bucks for a freaking pilot jet there as well!! :rolleyes: Maybe try and call some local dealers, shipping always kills you on those cheap parts.

[Billy Golightly]

If the local shop charges out the azz (they normally do) the only way to really do it is buy 10-15 at a time from a mail order place. It gets really expensive quick, but atleast you have them on site if you need them for anything else in the future. I normally order my main jets in the pack of 4 from www.denniskirk.com and the pilots come in in single quantities if I remember right.

[DeePa]

mrcycles send me one at a time for 3 bucks a piece if you order them from their parts umlimited supply catalog. I like to order them with parts too to make it much more worth while for them.

Now I have a range of 130 to 230 so im set for a while, just replace jets as i lose them.

[Dirtcrasher]

Mike, isn't Sudco any help with jets?? I gotta but about 15 jets next week. I better find something reasonable.

I thought they would be the place to go but they may be a ripoff too.....

I need large round head mains and odd ball pilots - Never seen them before but on the Sudco site, they do have them.

[DeePa]

sudco used to be cheaper, then they bumped the prices up and look to pay about 12 bucks shipping

ill look aroudn mrcycles site

[elcamino12sec]

Does anyone have an extra 38 pilot they can part with for a few bucks?

[DeePa]

need to know what style for someone to help. what carb? pics help

[elcamino12sec]

If its any help its for a 1985 200s. The threads for this style jet are on the larger end closest to the screw driver slot. The other style (that I dont need) has the threads closest to the small holes the fuel sprays though. Hope this helps.