where to find jets

[kglazer]

hey guys i want to buy jets for my kymco super 9 air cooled. I'm thinking 80-95 since I'm going to add a free flow air intake. i have no idea what model jet is in there so i dint know what model to order. if anyone knows what model jets fit in the carb that would be great i really dint want to drill out my jet cuz its the only one i have

[90GTVert]

You said elsewhere that you had a PB16 carb. Looks like that's a Keihin. Here's a site that sells jets for Keihin PB style carbs. Lots of other sites should carry those too, they just don't always tell you what they fit. I dunno for sure that they're correct, but that's the best guess I can make based on what I know. Pulling the jet out and measuring and comparing would tell you.

www.sudco.com/vol33/137.pdf

[kglazer]

thanks that is exactly what i needed. i wonder if batman would know if that is right he has the super 9 aswell.

[kglazer]

is there such things as jet kits like a kit of 5 jets from 80-100 because i would like to get a open air filter aswell so an asssortment of jets would be best for upjetting my carb

[90GTVert]

There are jet kits for a lot of jet styles. Sometimes you can find a deal just as good buying an assortment you choose. Here are two more sources for individuals. The OEM equivalent jets from jetsrus are a pretty good price.

www.jetsrus.com/a_jets_by_carburetor_type/jets_keihin_99101-116_main_round_small_and_38-xxx.htm

www.rockymountainatvmc.com/productDetail.do?navType=type&webTypeId=454&navTitle=Intake%2FFuel&webCatId=16&prodFamilyId=25594

[kglazer]

is there a difference between the OEM equivalent and the actual ones because i could get 3 OEM for the price of one Keihin actual jets so i think its a good deal. I'm just worried there not as good because there cheaper or why are they cheaper?

[90GTVert]

I always use the OEM equivalents from there when available. They might look a little different, but they work the same.

[kglazer]

ok im gonna go with the oem equivalent since they seem to work the same. what kind of open air filter would you suggest for a 2 stroke 50cc is k&n filters really that good?

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[kglazer]

would these fit in my kymco super 9 carburetor? and i think I'm gonna go with the K&N open filter i always prefer to buy name brand if i can. is there any downside to a open air filter on a scooter?

[90GTVert]

I wouldn't suggest an open air filter for a 2T unless you need every last drop of power or can't get anything else to fit your carb. The open filter is louder than most aftermarket exhausts and draws a lot of attention for making very little difference in performance. Plan to upjet a lot as well. If you do go with one, UNI is good. There are some airboxes out there that are supposed to flow better, but not be so loud.

Those jets won't fit your carb.