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1981 Honda CB900F Supersport · Carb Kits & Jetting Buying guide
The original CB900F uses VB-family carburetors. Start with the bank’s identification and the fault being repaired: a bowl leak may need sealing parts, while metering changes require checking the installed jets, intake and exhaust configuration.
Basic one-carb kitFloat-bowl gasket, float needle and O-rings for one carburetor.View part
One-carb kit with jetsIncludes #68 and #105 main jets, #35 pilot jet and mixture parts.View part
Sixteen-main-jet assortmentFour each of #105, #110, #115 and #120 for compatible Keihin carburetors.View part
Related parts: Deluxe one-carb rebuild kit
The jet-equipped kit adds a needle jet and mixture screw with spring to its gasket, O-rings, float needle and named jets. The deluxe alternative has a different contents list, including #38 pilot and #69/#105 main jets. Those differences matter; do not assume the packages are interchangeable equivalents.
Honda distinguishes primary main, secondary main and slow-jet circuits. The performance assortment supplies stated main-jet sizes, not a full set of jets, needles and seals for every position. Match the jet’s construction and circuit before considering its stamped size.
Compare the fitted carburetor and its correct specification first. The regular kit lists #68/#105 mains and a #35 pilot; the deluxe kit lists #69/#105 mains and a #38 pilot with different needles. Those package differences do not establish one universal factory setting.
Not by assumption. Inspect the VB-family intake connections, float operation and clean passages before changing metering parts. The main-jet assortments do not establish the correct slow-circuit setting or repair a leak.
Match the carburetor identification, jet circuit, thread or retention style and body dimensions. Equal stamped numbers do not make different jet families interchangeable. Keep primary, secondary and slow-jet positions identified during service.
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