Thinking about 426cc piston
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I recomend the 416(87mm) also. If you go 416 you can then go to 426(88mm) after the 87 is wore out. After 88 you have to re-sleeve, though. I think you can find a piston for around a hundred dollars, and then I would say get a cam also.
A hot cam can be found at 100$ on ebay.
A hot cam can be found at 100$ on ebay.
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I had a 426 (88mm) with 11:1 piston in my ex, I thru a rod and had to rebuild. I put a 440 (89mm) with a 12.5:1 piston and it is alot faster! they make 89.25 and 89.5 pistons if you need to freshen up your cylinder. That with a cam and rejet and pipe, you will be cookin with gas! BTW I recommend putting a racing rod in while you have it apart.
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yeah, i don't think i woudl go over 11.5:1 with the stock rod. yes, they have failed before that, but it isn't really really common depending on how hard you ride your bike. also with higher compression, you will need race gas. the only problem with replacing the rod is that you need to deal with the bottom end instead of just the top end.
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yep, the rod and having it installed with a heavy cam chain, piston and sleeve was around $1300.00 and I did alot of the work myself. If your just going to do the top end, you could probably get by for around $400.00 for parts and bore. And like Cal said I am running race gas with the higher comp piston. But it sure is fun to ride.
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Originally posted by: MidLifeRider
yep, the rod and having it installed with a heavy cam chain, piston and sleeve was around $1300.00 and I did alot of the work myself. If your just going to do the top end, you could probably get by for around $400.00 for parts and bore. And like Cal said I am running race gas with the higher comp piston. But it sure is fun to ride.
yep, the rod and having it installed with a heavy cam chain, piston and sleeve was around $1300.00 and I did alot of the work myself. If your just going to do the top end, you could probably get by for around $400.00 for parts and bore. And like Cal said I am running race gas with the higher comp piston. But it sure is fun to ride.
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I just raced in the 250 class at a local track here, there were 2 or 3 yfz's in the class. I came in 2nd, and the guy that won had a yfz, but I was on his tail the whole race. I couldn't have passed him, his bike was to fast coming out of the corners. I have not raced against my yfz, it is setup stock and my ex is set up for flat track. I would say it would be a real close race though.
What all do you have on your bike?
What all do you have on your bike?