• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

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1982 250xc Calif desert jetting ?

richzajic

richzajic

Husqvarna
AA Class
Anyone have or know jetting that works local so cal desert ?

I should probably just call Up Tite

Needs some parts also.
 
My advise is to make sure your using the mikuni needle and seat with the extra three holes for more gas flow. These huskys came stock with them. I say this incase someone changed them.
 
Bigbill said:
My advise is to make sure your using the mikuni needle and seat with the extra three holes for more gas flow. These huskys came stock with them. I say this incase someone changed them.
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needle seat?
a type 166 needle jet you mean?
 
Yes they need lots of fuel in the desert with wot. Gas flow is the key. That's why all these orginal husqvarnas came with the extra three inlet holes in the needle and seat body. I'm saying make sure the PO never changed it is it. Just a caution check.
 
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