Cycle Pro Keihin CV Carburetor Pilot Jets Size 54 (5-Pack) - Harley & Indian V-Twin
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Specifications
| BRAND | Cycle Pro |
| TYPE | Jets |
| SKU | 865-01168 |
| PART NUMBER | 20744 |
| SIZE | 54 |
| QUANTITY | 5 pilot jets |
| CATEGORY | Jets |
| WEIGHT | 0.05 lb |
Fitment
This part is not tied to a single bike. If you are unsure it works on your motorcycle, email us and we confirm before you order.
These Cycle Pro Keihin CV Carburetor Pilot Jets in size 54 control the air-fuel mixture at idle and low throttle openings. The pilot jet is one of the key components governing how a carbureted V-twin runs during idle and the first stages of throttle application, so accurate fuel metering here helps keep the engine running smoothly at low speeds.
Riders choose these jets to help regulate fuel at idle and low throttle, enhance cold start behavior, and improve part-throttle response. Each pack contains five size 54 pilot jets, giving you options for fine-tuning the carburetor when conditions or engine setup change. The jets also work as a direct replacement for worn components of the same type.
Pilot jet selection matters when altitude, fuel octane, or engine changes come into play. Adjustments are best made in small, incremental steps, starting from the carburetor's original jet size and checking the results as you go. A service manual or a professional tuner can help you decide on the right direction for your setup.
The part weighs 0.05 lbs, making it easy to keep a spare set on hand for tuning or replacement.
Specifications
- Brand: Cycle Pro
- Part Number: 20744
- Size: 54
- Quantity: 5 pilot jets
- Weight: 0.05 lbs
- Category: Jets
Common questions
What does a pilot jet control?
A pilot jet regulates fuel flow at idle and low throttle openings, which affects cold start and part-throttle response.
How many jets are included?
This pack includes five size 54 pilot jets for tuning versatility.
What should I consider when changing pilot jet size?
Start from your carburetor's original jet size and make incremental changes, consulting a service manual or professional tuner for guidance.