[Honda-C70] I accidentally my pilot screw I think

 

So, one of two things is happening:

1) The decent amount of gas I've spilled on the head has come back to haunt me in the form of a bit of smoke, or

2) I've stripped my pilot screw & now the gas is too rich, which actually would explain the new deep noise...

I have another carburetor but I can't guarantee it won't have the same problem. I'm not good with brass screws it would seem...do the chinese replacements have this problem with brass adjustment screws? Should I be using #88 or #90 for an '81 (does it really matter?)?

The reason I'm afraid of investing in simply a new screw is I have no guarantee the carb's threading is still intact, & that's like $20 after shipping...

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