250 spring and weight combination
#1
Well the cylinder for the 250 went out for boring and porting. In the mean time the primary clutch needs some attention. RCR recomended an HPD red/yellow, along with 10-58 weights. Anyone ever run this combination on a 250 before? Other factor to be considered, the head is being milled .030. It has a 34mm mikuni round slide. Stock secondary spring set 2-2. Rear sprocket is a 38t, and I have an 11t, 12t, 13t fronts to choose from. Rear tires are 22x11x10, oh and I guess I should say I will be trying to dial it in for 300ft. drags.
Thanks, Doc .
The racer will be my 115lb 13yr old son
Thanks, Doc .
The racer will be my 115lb 13yr old son
#2
You havent said what pipe you are using but if it is Ricks or HPD that is the correct setup.You may want to get a Polaris gold secondary to complete the kit like HPD sells.
#3
It's the factory pipe off an 87 cyclone, Rick didn't make any comments good or bad on the pipe selection. I'm assumming it will be ported to match the pipe.
#4
I would go with a newer pipe such as HPD or one of Ricks.The Cyclone pipe is a performance pipe but a new one would be lighter and may be a better design.
#5
FTWFLH, I'm running a 92 trailboss chassis. The run what you have concept. I think Aaen's torquer pipe is all I can get for the machine. Also only paid 75.00 for the pipe. It also has the inch and one quarter outlet so I can use a good silencer.
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