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Ok, frame up restoration on an 86': Frame blasted and refinished in PPG Silver Metalic enamel, swing arm, axel carrier, all brackets, gas tank shield, pegs (new OEM hardware) rear brake pedal all blasted and powder coated black, fork legs polished and completely rebuilt, new calibers front and rear steel braided lines, Moose bars, Motion Pro throtle, Moose EZ adjust Clutch Perch and Lever, Terminator Clutch cable, New OEM rear fenders(black), Air box cover and Radiator shrouds refinished in Bumber coat gloss black, Front headlight shroud OEM black (non louvered), original seat pan with custom recovering and stitching (black) headlights new OEM, Radiators sent out and Redone MAC's custom radiator, Thermostat housing polished with new thermostat and new sending unit, all new OEM radiator hoses, new OEM wiring harness, Durablue axel, Durablue aluminum hubs, ITP Holeshot tires and polished beadlock wheels rear, front Douglas Redline polished, JT sprokets front and rear with DID chain, Works rear shock W/ black spring custom buit to spec. MOTOR: bored third over (68.75mm) weisco piston and rings, LA Sleeve rebuilt crank, Ricky Stator source coil, new OEM coil, Every internal bearing new OEM, cases blasted and refinished back, kick satrter and shifter blasted and powder coated black, DG Extreme expansion chamber and silencer, Barnett kevelar clutch with Barnett heavy duty springs thats all I can think of right now. Price tag......DOn't ask I should probably have my head examined......
Alright, now when I posted this I was stuck about what direction to go with the carb. Since then I spoke to Sudco who is recommending a 38mm flat slide which they will dial in according to my specs. I would scrap the OEM air box in favor of a clamp on type. I haven't ordered this set up yet so if anyone has any suggestions please let me know.
THANKS!!! Jon
Alright, now when I posted this I was stuck about what direction to go with the carb. Since then I spoke to Sudco who is recommending a 38mm flat slide which they will dial in according to my specs. I would scrap the OEM air box in favor of a clamp on type. I haven't ordered this set up yet so if anyone has any suggestions please let me know.
THANKS!!! Jon
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first dich that thermostat ya dont need it!! YES go with a 38mm flatslide!!! a must if you want it to scream!! You can heat the the intake boot up and stuff it in and let it cool..also if you are still going to ride it on trails,wet,mud i would run the airbox with out the lid on it.
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leave it up to Cowboy for the humor [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
If you want to seperate yerself with some of those purdified parts, let me know! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] I just finished my motor, everything OEM except for the piston. I installed a 69.5 pro-x for a 85' YZ 250.
If you want to seperate yerself with some of those purdified parts, let me know! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] I just finished my motor, everything OEM except for the piston. I installed a 69.5 pro-x for a 85' YZ 250.
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Originally posted by: trizinNY
first dich that thermostat ya dont need it!! YES go with a 38mm flatslide!!! a must if you want it to scream!! You can heat the the intake boot up and stuff it in and let it cool..also if you are still going to ride it on trails,wet,mud i would run the airbox with out the lid on it.
first dich that thermostat ya dont need it!! YES go with a 38mm flatslide!!! a must if you want it to scream!! You can heat the the intake boot up and stuff it in and let it cool..also if you are still going to ride it on trails,wet,mud i would run the airbox with out the lid on it.
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