ok.......i took apart my engine...and found that the intake valves have started to sink into the head...im going to get some new seals, and seats....i want to know if there is any other place to buy valves than kawasaki itself, because the new valves im afriad will do the same thing as the old valves.....anyone who knows a good website to get some nice hard valves for a decent price, please post its location....thanks......any other place i could get some other parts that i need would be great too.................

 

Call Cycle Works Racing at 717 637 1907. They specialize in mojaves. Ask for Greg, he has some good stainless steel mojave valves. Even has them in 1mm oversize. Nice guy too. No web sight so you have to call.

 

thanks mojave addict.....hey you think the mojave will be a good machine with the new valves?? is it worth keepin i guess is what im askin, dont really wanna be takin it apart everyweekend..----gotta fix it anyway though so ill call your guy

 

yea, it will be as reliable as any. better than most.

 

mojoaddict
do u knwo if they woudl ship stuff to canada!??Thanks

 

Probably but I'm not sure. Call them and ask.

 

do 1mm valves make a seat of the pants horse power feel.?My big gun race,kn an dyno jet kit did but the problem is now its way to loud an im prolly gonna have to put the stock muffler back on it If I wanna keep riding where I am.BUmmer for all that money I wasted on the exhaust system.

 

I would not recomend the oversize valves unless you plan on a port job and cams. Big Gun pipes and a port job dont mix. Big Gun offers a quite core for your pipe that you moght want to check on.

 

hey mojave addict, your guy recommended that because of my sunken valves that i get o/s valves(1mm), hes also sending me a jet kit.....will it work ok?...i have a pipe on it...everything else is oem...are these valves gonn work for me like the guy at cycle performance said?

 

yes the valves will work but whoever cuts the seats for them needs to cut it for the oversize valves. You can not just stick them in your head and lap them in. A good shop that has three angle cutting can do it. Or just send the head to Greg at CWR and let him put the valves in and then send you back the head with the valves in ready to install. He does good work. You should see the port job he did on my head.

I did not recomend them because they will not just seat right in with just a lapping. Which is what most people want to do. But you have them installed properly then all is good.