240 big bore Kit? I want one now, I need help

[97BoredOutBlasta]

Hey guys, my close riding buddies ride a Raptor 700 and a yfz450 so i need some more power haha, I wanna do a big bore kit and get some port work and a new carb or course. should i also do a crank? can the stock crank make or hold power very well? i know its starting to get spendy but i got some tax money to spend. I was thinking Vito's but can i just send them my motor or what?

 

[coreyownz]

crank would be a nice compliment to the bigbore

 

[specialized7]

contact flotek,wildcard2, or kennedy and ask them about a 240 kit, they can get you one and port and polish it

 

[CC&Fabb]

That is what I a was going to say...contact some of the builders on the forum... all more than helpful for what you want.

 

[Wildcard2]

The stock crank will handle the power of the bb kit fine, I do however recommend you have it trued/welded sometime in the future to prevent untimely crank failure. Before you purchase consult some builders and go through the quotes carefully to make sure you are getting the most from your dollar. Feel free to hit me up if you'd like an estimate.

-Brandon

 

[Kennedy_Power]

The 240cc kit can make great power with the right set up. The BB kits like BIG carbs and will not lose power on the bottom end. The right set up includes the pipe, cylinder head design, porting, carb, V-force reeds, timing and jetting. You want as much torque and usable power as possible. http://www.flickr.com/photos/kennedypower/

 

[pittboss45]

Remember that you can gain a lot more power in a blaster but it will still be just that, a blaster. You can have a ton of fun on this quad but if it is a bigger machine that you are craving, start saving your money here and there to put it towards that future purchase.