Can anyone confirm which slow jets are used in BS40 carbs?
Regular VM use the VM22/210 which have 2 pairs of air bleed holes and a number of other small differences.
I suspect that the BS series may use BS30/96 slow jets.
Anyone know for sure, before I buy a whole pile of the wrong brass and go nuts trying to get them to work.
BS40 slow jets
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Richard,
Not too sure what you mean by slow jets, unless you're referring to the air jets to help surging.
The OEM complete jet breakdown for the BS40's (Mikuni part numbers in italics) is as follows:
Mains - 110 / 107.5 / 110 - N102/221
Pilots - 45 (L 47.5) - BS30/96
Pilot screw - 3/4 turn (L 1/4 turn)
Needle - 4DN18-4 (L 4DN18-3)
Needle Jet - Z-0
Throttle Valve - 110 (L 120)
Float level - 27.6mm from the top of the float to the gasket surface without a gasket
Anti-surging air jets - 80 (L 90) - BS30/97
I'm using pilots with bleed holes in my L, it will hardly run if I use non-bleed hole pilots.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Paul
Not too sure what you mean by slow jets, unless you're referring to the air jets to help surging.
The OEM complete jet breakdown for the BS40's (Mikuni part numbers in italics) is as follows:
Mains - 110 / 107.5 / 110 - N102/221
Pilots - 45 (L 47.5) - BS30/96
Pilot screw - 3/4 turn (L 1/4 turn)
Needle - 4DN18-4 (L 4DN18-3)
Needle Jet - Z-0
Throttle Valve - 110 (L 120)
Float level - 27.6mm from the top of the float to the gasket surface without a gasket
Anti-surging air jets - 80 (L 90) - BS30/97
I'm using pilots with bleed holes in my L, it will hardly run if I use non-bleed hole pilots.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Paul
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Thanks Paul,
I should have been more clear. The pilot jets I took out have two cross drilled holes and one additional cross drilled hole at 90 degrees. (6 bleed holes in total)
A stock Mikuni pilot jet as used in the VM carbs has two pairs of cross drilled bleed holes and that's the part number VM22/210. (8 bleed holes in total)
What I need to know is whether the stock pilot jet is SUDCO part number BS30/96 which looks like it may have less bleed holes.
Cheers
I should have been more clear. The pilot jets I took out have two cross drilled holes and one additional cross drilled hole at 90 degrees. (6 bleed holes in total)
A stock Mikuni pilot jet as used in the VM carbs has two pairs of cross drilled bleed holes and that's the part number VM22/210. (8 bleed holes in total)
What I need to know is whether the stock pilot jet is SUDCO part number BS30/96 which looks like it may have less bleed holes.
Cheers
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DON'T USE THE EIGHT HOLE PILOTS IN BS40s!!! I accidentally went the other way (six-holes in VM carbs). I flooded the crap out of the engine. You must use the six hole pilots in BS40s, or you'll be super lean.
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Thanks Lane,
I had stripped two sets of carbs and when I looked at the jets I had a mix of 6 and 8 and knew that wasn't right. I checked my boxes of jets and all the VM jets are 8 which I know to be right for those carbs.
I ordered a couple of sets of BS30/96 from our local carb supplier. When they arrive I'll be able to tell if they are the same as the stock 6 holes. If not I'll have to go OEM.
I had stripped two sets of carbs and when I looked at the jets I had a mix of 6 and 8 and knew that wasn't right. I checked my boxes of jets and all the VM jets are 8 which I know to be right for those carbs.
I ordered a couple of sets of BS30/96 from our local carb supplier. When they arrive I'll be able to tell if they are the same as the stock 6 holes. If not I'll have to go OEM.
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Err, Nuthin.
Honest mister...
I just started back on the Phat Trakka project. At the moment I'm modifying the seat that I got from Gordon Lamb a couple of years back.
What I'm planning is to rebuild the motor with a nice port job that all my calculations say will produce huge waves of power - OK so if I get lucky I won't have lost too much versus stock.
I want to run it on the dyno with stock pipes and new jets in the stock BS40 carbs, then I want to try that Strader 3 into 1 to document what it does to the top end and I'll need jets for that too.
After that there are a few other things I need to know, but I need to get it built first. The fork brace arrived and spokes for teh 3.00" rear rim are on order. Then I just have to finalize the port dimensions and build the motor and finish off those one or two small details.
Honest mister...




I just started back on the Phat Trakka project. At the moment I'm modifying the seat that I got from Gordon Lamb a couple of years back.
What I'm planning is to rebuild the motor with a nice port job that all my calculations say will produce huge waves of power - OK so if I get lucky I won't have lost too much versus stock.
I want to run it on the dyno with stock pipes and new jets in the stock BS40 carbs, then I want to try that Strader 3 into 1 to document what it does to the top end and I'll need jets for that too.
After that there are a few other things I need to know, but I need to get it built first. The fork brace arrived and spokes for teh 3.00" rear rim are on order. Then I just have to finalize the port dimensions and build the motor and finish off those one or two small details.