cl-360 re-jet

[mysta2]

Went out to High 5 Cycles yesterday to talk about rejetting. It sounds like all I have to mess with is one jet... the high speed jet, and according to the way that he interpreted the microfiche the stock jet is a 100, with my straightpipes and pods I need to jump up to the 130 area. We scrounged around in their bins and found a couple 135s:

I’m not sure which one I’m supposed to replace:

But I pulled the secondary, because it was a 100

We kind of guessed what I had:

And guessed wrong, old jet on the right, new on the left. Obviously it’s the wrong size.

So I’ll be going back to High 5 tonight with my primary and secondary jets in hand to see if I can find some 130s that will fit.

Advice, comment, questions?

 

[Cafe_to_go]

I don't if your bike is running Keihin Carbs, please check out this website:

http://www.keihin-us.com/list.htm

 

[Cafe_to_go]

I also found this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HONDA-CB350-CL350-SL350-JET-KIT_W0QQitemZ280145283990QQcmdZViewItem


Keep us informed, I would like to rebuild my carbs to the max too, I was thinking of buying either Mukini or Keihin 32mm carbs, but I would have to change the throttle and I want to keep the OEM.

 

[mysta2]

yeah, they're Keihin:

(everything is labeled because I did this a long time ago for a friend of mine)

thanks for the links, those ones in the 350 kit look nothing like mine but the chart is perfect.

I went back to High5 and got some new ones:

30% bigger hole, 30% more fuel. Maybe my exhaust wont boil my skin now.

 

[mysta2]

Can anyone tell me what thread size and pitch the screws that secure the bowls and cap are. I need to pick up some socket heads but forgot to bring the originals to work with me today.

 

[Cafe_to_go]

Is the pic of carbs from your bike? If so, what are you going to use to clean them up? I just bought a sandblasting kit, I am thinking of using walnut shells to hit the carbs and engine case. I tried soaking them in carb cleaner but they came out looking the same. Still looking where to get sandblasting material locally here in Chicago.

 

[mysta2]

That was the before, this is after:

I used a fine media (got it from Grainger) I couldn't tell you what it was composed of. Then painted and cleared them. The float bowls are straight sandblasted and cleared. Clearcoat turns the aluminum dark.