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Standard Jetting Specifications Carburetor # Venturi Size Main jet (VM4/042) Pilot Jet (VM22/210) Needle Jet Jet Needle Throttle Valve Air Jet Needle Valve VM36-4 36 310 35 Q-5 6FJ06 2.5 2.0 3.3 Mikuni's VM Series, round slide carburetors have proven themselves as the performance standard for use on single and multi-cylinder, motorcycle and ATV vehicles. They're perfect carbs for street riding, motocross, enduro and trail riding, as well as flat track and road racing. These carbs are designed to work on both 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines.
VM series carburetors offer a large selection of bore sizes for optimal fuel mixture and flow to match most engine modifications. A wide range of tuning components are available to allow precise fuel mixture metering in almost any application, at any throttle setting and under any riding condition.
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Specification Details SKU VM36-4 Brand Genuine Mikuni Country of Manufacture Japan Carburetor Application General Carburetor Size 36mm Carburetor Type Round Slide Carburetor Mount Spigot Carburetor Intake Bell Diameter 62mm Engine Side Sizing 43mm Idle Location Left Accelerator Pump No Carburetor Depth 116mm Carburetor Height 152mm Carburetor Width 79mm Fuel Inlet Size 5/16" Slide Type VM36/36 Main Jet Series VM4/042 Pilot Jet Series VM22/210 Needle Jet Series 159 Needle Series #6 Needle & Seat Type VM34/39 Starter Jet Series VM17/1002 Air Jet Series BS30/97 Float Height 17mm-19mm Questions & Answers
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Hi,what type of mikuni vm can i fit on my 350 xl tuned in 420 with JE piston and Megacycle cams (actualy keihin 36 completly worn!).Thanks. Yvon
I would consider something like the TM36-68 with accelerator pump.
Answer by: Web Support (Admin) on Aug 26, 2015 10:11:00 AM -
I have a 79 Yamaha SR500 I bought on eBay with a VM36 Mikuni, that runs way too rich. I pull out the carb and it is fitted with a 310 main, 35 pilot, and a 6FJ6 needle. What would your jetting recommendation be for this application?
Thanks,
RickIt all depends on what throttle position(s) it is running rich. I can almost say with certainty that the main jet is too large. Depending if there are any performance mods done to the engine, you should be somewhere around a 230-250 at sea level. The pilot seems about right. At what throttle points does it run rich? What size slide cutaway is installed and what size needle jet?
Answer by: Web Support (Admin) on Jun 30, 2015 4:32:00 PM -
Would this work in a 1980 Suzuki GN400?
We carry MIkuni aftermarket carbs to fit a wide variety of motorcycles, but Mikuni does not provide a list matching carbs and jetting to specific makes and models. To find out if a carb will fit your bike, you have to first know the right questions to ask. I wrote a short article that will help you with that. After you read the article, please feel free to contact me with any questions you might have. Below is a link to that article:
http://www.vintagebikebuilder.com/choosing-aftermarket-carbs.html
You may contact me at rick@nichecycle.com
Answer by: rick c (Admin) on Aug 15, 2019 11:02:00 AM -
Do you happen have a right-handed (idle screw on the right side) version of the VM36?
At this time Mikuni does not make a right side version of the VM36 aftermarket carb. This is only available in the 32 and 34mm versions. The only round slide VM36 we can get is the VM36-4 which has the idle screw on the left side.
http://www.nichecycle.com/ncs/mikuni/carburetors/mikuni-vm36-round-slide-36mm-carburetor.html
Answer by: rick c (Admin) on Aug 9, 2019 10:46:00 AM
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