stock jet size help 85 xj700n

i have a carb off an 81 750 maxim that im putting on a 85 700n I know the jet sizes aren't right
for the 700 ........110/40 195/50 is whats in the I assume hitachi carb
what are the stock jet sizes straight from the factory on a 85xj700n
anyone know ???????

 

main jet
#107: all XJ700 non-X models.
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HCP6317 Aftermarket Hitachi brass #107 MAIN FUEL JET, stock size for XJ700 non-X models,

main air jet
#70: all XJ700 non-X models, XJ750RL Seca models, and XJ750E-II models.
HCP6311 Aftermarket Hitachi brass MAIN AIR JET #70, original size for all XJ700 non-X (air-cooled) models, XJ750RL Seca models, and XJ750E-II models.

 

PILOT FUEL JET,
#36.5: all XJ700 non-X models.
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HCP6321 Aftermarket Hitachi brass #36.5 PILOT FUEL JET,


Hitachi pilot air jets
#210: all XJ700 non-X models.

HCP6296 Aftermarket Hitachi brass PILOT AIR JET #210, original size for all 1985-86 XJ700 air-cooled engines.

 

Thanks my man
Helps alot

 

remeber this is stock jets for stock bike .
do you have a stock bike ? no pods stock exhaust? is so your jets will/may be different for proper running

 

, post: 477824, member: 16564"]remeber this is stock jets for stock bike .
do you have a stock bike ? no pods stock exhaust? is so your jets will/may be different for proper running[/QUOTE]
No not stock Im going to have pods

And right at the moment no muffler just straight pipes I needed a starting point for the jets I know il

 

Have to use the formula to get it right
just curios you know the jet specs
for an 81 xj650 maxim

 

Towards the end of this page are all of the carb specs for every different model:

http://www.xjbikes.com/forums/threads/in-the-church-of-clean.14692/

Note that an HSC32 carb (XJ650 and XJ750 models) is not going to fit/work properly on an XJ700 model (which uses HSC33 series carbs). While it MIGHT (and even that is a big question mark) physically fit into an HSC33 carb rack, besides the jetting issues, there is the problem that it is a physically smaller (throat/venturi) carb and you'll never be able to synch and tune such a mis-matched rack of carbs.....

 

Ive looked but cant find the markings to determine which carb ive got for sure
but yah that sucks if so
I was hoping to useit
it fit by swapping the two end pieces black adapter s
from the 750 they curve inward slightly