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Post by boylecomm on Aug 27, 2008 19:19:09 GMT -5
I just picked up a new Mikuni VM36 to replace the stock pumper on my 81 SR it came with their factory jetting. Has anyone figured out the best jetting for this set up. I'm 4 miles from the beach so no altitude issues? I used the search function but it's useless. Moderators maybe a tech section with this kind of setting info is in order? Thanks
FACTORY JET SPECS: Jet sizes : Main : 310; Pilot : 35; Needle : Q-5; Throttle Valve : 2.5; Jet Needle : 6FJ6; Air Jet : 2.0.
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Post by solo2racr on Aug 27, 2008 20:02:47 GMT -5
Result #6 out of over 100. I searched "36 jetting" VM-34, VM-36, VM-38 TM-36, TM-40 (HS-40) Sizes and tuningsGreat tuning manual for Mikunis TM-36, TM-40 and HS-40www.mikuni.com/pdf/hs40_manual.pdfVM34-168Engine side:40mm, Aircleaner side:58mm This from Spindlehead in regards to a VM34-168.: [ If you have: aftermarket intake (e.g. K&N, Uni, or other free-flowing device) AND a freer flowing aftermarket exhaust (e.g. supertrapp), then a 240 main, 25 pilot, P8 needle jet, and the 6DH4 needle that comes with the carb is a good start.
If you have: aftermarket intake (e.g. K&N, Uni, or other free-flowing device) AND stock exahust then a 240 main, 25 pilot, P7 needle jet, and the 6DH4 needle that comes with the carb is a good start
I suggest buying main jets 220-260; pilot jets 25, 27.5, 30; and the P7 and/or P8 needle jet. VM-36Most stock VM36's come: Mikuni VM36 round slide carburetor: Jet sizes : Main : 310; Pilot : 35; Needle : Q-5; Throttle Valve : 2.5; Jet Needle : 6FJ6; Air Jet : 2.0. Engine side:43mm, Aircleaner side:62 Curley's setup VM36" Here's my VM36 specs Pilot 35 Main 230 Slide 2.5 Jet (needle) P2(188) custom drilling 1or2 thou larger Needle 6FJ4/7 Top clip with a shim VM-38Engine side:43mm, Aircleaner side:62 StewRoss VM-38 tuning recommendation: 280 main 30 pilot...possibly too small? Needle 6F8/2 3.0 slide cutaway
Perhaps a P4 needle jet...
Powerjet is blocked off...
I have several lots of 38 settings, so to totally confuse you here are some more:
240-270 main 30 pilot Needle 6F8/2 P4 NJ #2 air jet 1.5 slide cutaway
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270 main 35 pilot Needle 6F8/3 P6 NJ #2 air jet 7.0MM slide cutaway (MEASURED)ColinJAys race engine with a VM38:230 Main 6F9 needle on the 2nd clip P-6 needle jet #2.0 Slide 20 pilot jetTM -36-68Most stock TM36-68 flatslides come stock like this: 42mm air spigot (engine side of carb) 54mm-air cleaner side Jetting: 130 MJ, 12.5 PJ, P8 needle jet, 2.0 Slide, 1.0 airjet. Engine side:42mm, Aircleaner side:54mm From what I can glean at this sight this is a good starting point for the TM36-68 for stock SR 500. Greymin's tunings for the TM36: pilot 17.5 screw 1.25 turns out main 150 needle clip second from leanest factory default needle jet (p-8) and needle.
"I get 50 mpg. and I ride 45 miles a day round trip to work. I also backed the pumper adjustment way off for better economy. It won't really buck until I lug it under 2750 rpm. My old bike with stock carb would buck at anything below 3 krpm. 11 discs in the Trapp."TM-40 or HS-40Engine side:43mm, Aircleaner side:55mm Steve's suggestion for a HS-40 (same as TM40) pumper flatslide: I don't know if this will be any help but the HS40 that I just put on had a #150 main (actual size=1.50mm) and 17.5 pilot jet but was slightly too rich at full throttle so I just went down to a #140.What about all of these snowmobile VM36 and VM38 (mostly VM38s) carbs sold on Ebay? What is the electrical cord for? Heat? I would guess you might have to change evey jet in them. Cliff
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Post by boylecomm on Aug 27, 2008 20:07:08 GMT -5
Thanks Solo, I'm obviously doing something wrong in my search efforts
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