Knocking out a old sleeve from a cylinder?
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I'm needing it resleeved for a project quad I'm about to start. I sold my 95 400 Sport which I had to put a new cylinder on because this one has a bad spot between the sleeve & the cylinder that was causing the piston to wear out quickly. I've heard that you could have the 400 cylinder milled to fit a 250r motor. My buddy has part of a motor which needs work, but I'm willing to put some $$ in it to get it right. And I was going to see how bad the actual cylinder is before I start to buy all the parts. We have a local shop that has done this type of thing before. He was telling me it was the most wicked thing he ever rode. So basically I'm going to put a little Polaris power in a Honda.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
I don't know, there is something about pulling into a riding area with a quad that says 400r on the side that I like.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
I don't know, there is something about pulling into a riding area with a quad that says 400r on the side that I like.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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I have heard of that conversion being done . I have even looked at the differwnt engines apart , it appears to a fairly easy conversion , as far as conversions go . I believe it is much simpler than using a pilot cylinder .
Your local shop can explain all the details. Enjoy your new motor.
Your local shop can explain all the details. Enjoy your new motor.
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