Xj700n jets and pods

Hey guys. So I traded an old lawn mower and a tiller I fixed up for an 85 maxim. The previous owner had cut the air box out and put k & n pods on. I was curious what some of you that run pods use for your jet combos. Also curious to what the stock jet numbers are in the event I put an air box back on. I think I remember reading somewhere that the stock jets were 100 & 40 or 110 & 40.

 

air head?

http://xjbikes.wikidot.com/carb-specs

XJ700 Models:

Years & Models: 1985-6 XJ700 air-cooled models
Carb Manufacturer: Hitachi
Carb Series: HSC33
1985 Carb Model ID: 1FG00 (N models) or 1JJ00 (NC models)
1986 Carb Model ID: 1NH00 (S models) or 1NK00 (SC models)
Main FUEL Jet Size: #107
Pilot FUEL Jet Size: #36.5
Main AIR Jet Size: #70
Pilot AIR Jet Size: #210
AIR COMPENSATOR Jet Size: not used
Starter FUEL Jet Size: #36 (non-replaceable, in float bowl)
Main jet NEEDLE ID: #Y-20
Main needle JET Size: #3.2mm (the main needle JET is also known as the "power valve" or "emulsion tube").
Fuel Level in float bowls: 1.0mm +/- 1mm (.039" +/- .039")
Idle RPM's: 1,050 rpms

 

X watercooled

Years & Models: 1985 XJ700-X XN/XNC water-cooled USA models
Carb Manufacturer: Mikuni
Carb Series: BS33
Carb Model ID: 1AA00 (XN models) or 1FL00 (XNC models)
*Main FUEL Jet Size: #100 or #105
**Pilot FUEL Jet Size: #35 or 37.5
Main AIR Jet Size: #120 (non-removable, in carb throat)
Pilot AIR Jet Size: #140
AIR COMPENSATOR Jet Size: not used
Starter FUEL Jet Size: #35 (non-replaceable, in float bowl)
Main jet NEEDLE ID: #5FZ82 (all except XNC model)
Main jet NEEDLE ID: #5FZ83 (XNC model)
Main needle JET Size: #Y-2 (the main needle JET is also known as the "power valve" or "emulsion tube").
Fuel Level in float bowls: 3.0mm +/- 1mm (.118" +/- .039")
Idle RPM's: 1,050 rpms

NOTES:

• there are discrepancies between the parts manuals and the service manual information on the size of the main fuel jets; one source claims these carbs were equipped with #100 main fuel jets, while other sources claim a #105 size main fuel jet.

** there are discrepancies between the parts manuals and the service manual information on the size of the pilot fuel jets; one source claims these carbs were equipped with #35 main fuel jets, while other sources claim a #37.5 size main fuel jet.

 

Good luck getting it to run well.

 

if you need an air box I may have one to sell