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#595467 - 06/19/18 07:43 PM 1976 Husky 360WR Jetting for sea level
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Registered: 02/10/01
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Loc: Alvin
Just picked up a 76 Husky 360 that was jetted for 2800 ft with a Gurtner. Not having much luck finding new available jets for this one. Fixing to pull the trigger on a new pre jetted Mikuni 36mm. For those of you in the H-town area do these numbers seem like a good starting point?
Main Jet : 310.
Pilot Jet : 35.
Needle Jet : 159 Q-5.
Throttle Valve : 2.5.
Jet Needle : 6FJ6.
Air Jet : 2.0.
Needle Valve : 3.3
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#595468 - 06/19/18 08:11 PM Re: 1976 Husky 360WR Jetting for sea level [Re: sprocket-rocket]
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Oh yeah, I almost forgot. The bike came with a 38mm carb and when doing the Mik conversion I've heard a 36mm is best. I'm not sure of the logic behind it but does this sound correct?
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