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What is the right Jet sitting for a Mikuni KX 125 Carburator 1987 Model?

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It should have a #370A main jet in it. The pilot jet should be a #35. The jet needle should be a #R-2. The throttle screw setting is one and one half turns outward from a LIGHTLY seated position.

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