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Prox Main Jet for Keihin Carburetor, Size 162

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Product description

The Prox main jet for Keihin carburetor size 162 is a precision component that ensures consistent fuel delivery and reliable engine performance. Specially designed for Keihin carburetors, ideal for maintenance, tuning, and replacement in engine applications requiring size 162.

  • Material: Brass for durability and excellent corrosion resistance.
  • Size: Main jet size 162, engineered for precise air-fuel mixture adjustment.
  • Compatibility: Fits Keihin carburetors that use size 162 for a reliable fit.
  • Installation: Simple replacement with standard connections; ready to use without modifications.
  • Part Number: Prox JU-45.162, easy to reference for replacements and orders.

With this main jet, you’ll acquire a reliable replacement part that supports stable combustion, improved engine response, and consistent performance across various riding conditions. Its compact design and high build quality enable quick installation during regular maintenance or tuning, keeping your carburetor precisely adjusted for optimal performance.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-45.162
  • Brand

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Manufacturer

Race Winning Brands Europe B.V. (ProX)

Pesetaweg 27
2153 PJ Nieuw-Vennep
Netherlands

powersports@rwbteam.eu

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