I have a Kawasaki Mojave 250 and i am wondering if there is any upgrades that i can get to improve my power/ HP for my quad.
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2002 Kawasaki Mojave 250
( I am a beginner to ATV connection forums, so if you have any suggestions or anything it can really help me out.. Thanks

 

jets, pipe, and air filter are the only things that will give you semi-cheap mods. Anything after that, you're talking money.

Quads are just like cars...the possibilities are endless, but it depends on how fast you wanna go/how much time you wanna put into it, and how big your pocket book is.

do the above 3 mods mentioned, and some decent tires out back, and you'll notice a decent change. And when you buy a pipe...do not buy one that is a open cone shape, unless you don't care about the noise. (aka Cobra pipes) TRUST ME

 

Thanks, but i think i am going to get a silenced muffler anyways... do you no of any good brands??
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Kawi Mojave 250
new muffler coming soon!

 

I strongly suggest that you check out cycle works racing- he has a bunch of parts for the mojave. They are on the internet if you just do a search. You will see a lot of users in this forum mention cwr parts- thats cycle works racing. If you check out his site, he has a video of a mojave eating a bunch of other atvs for lunch. Just FYI- the Kawasaki lakota/sport has the same frame and body parts as a mojave. The engines and electronics are the only thing different. Hope that helps.

 

Ya, is a great help, accually i am on the sit right now and i am looking all types of parts.. How does that jet work on your quad, or do u have one. If so how does it work?
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2002 Kawi Mojave 250

 

I did the jet kit and the exhaust and K&N filter all at the same time so I am not sure exactly how much the jet kit helped. But I do know that the combination of the 3 things made a huge difference. Also, if you change the front sprocket smaller you will get quicker off the line with a lower top speed, and if you go with a bigger front sprocket it wont be as quick off the line, but you will have a higher top speed. CWR has sprockets, but you can also get them at sprocket specialists and rocky mountain atv. I am sure there are other places with them but those are the 3 that I know of. Sprockets and filters are about the cheapest upgrade you can get. Depending on the riding that you do you can probably get a filter that attaches directly to your carb- DONT DO THIS IF YOU RIDE IN A LOT OF WATER! If you do a direct attach filter, I recommend an using an outerware with the filter.