Motorcraft 2100 Carburetor Jets

Nazarite · 10-05-2009

Does anyone know where someone can get replacement jets (primary), for a Motorcraft 2100 Carburetor.
It's starting to look like finding an old junker pickup and ripping off the carb.
Does anyone have any ideas.

PaulS · 10-05-2009

Buy a number drill set (1-80) or jet reamers and a counter sink and carefully enlarge them .001" at a time until you get the mixture you need.

Ivy66GT · 10-05-2009

Those jets are now nearly collectors items.

Even the numbered drill sets don't have fine enough sizes for what you need and even if they did its not an easy job especially if you need smaller ones.

I have not bought any, but these people said they had them for about $7/ea plus shipping. For that price its hadly worth ruining a good jet that somebody else may need, maybe you.

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Carlos Vasquez
Carbsonly/BFIC Fuel Systems
www.carbsonly.com

Pony Carbs might have some also but I don't really know.

Boomyal · 10-06-2009

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Originally Posted by Ivy66GT

.....Pony Carbs might have some also but I don't really know.....

They may well have them but they now have a $50 minimum order! Grrrrrrrrr!

Nazarite · 10-16-2009

I thought about drilling them out. I saw that suggestion elsewhere. I'd likely screw them up and I only have the one set. I just need a matching set as my set is mismatched by I think .002

Ivy66GT · 10-16-2009

CarbsOnly didn't mention anything about a minimum order but I never got around to buying any jets.

Nazarite · 10-16-2009

Because I am in Canada all the US places charge outrageous prices in shipping and then I usually get dinged duty and brokerage fees as well. I purchased a replacement battery tray for my '72 and the duty and brokerage fees cost more than the tray and shipping by the time it hit my door.

In an attempt to fix my issue I've started a thread in my local forum looking for a carb that I can obtain locally. It will be cheaper to get my hand on an old carb and have spare parts.

Thanks for the help guys.