KX 250 Engine Teardown Build Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
  • Today, we split the cases, and get ready for a complete rebuild on our 1999 Kx 250 motor. At the time the 250cc had peak power of 42.5 horspower. But that is with factory jetting. We talk about going to a 295cc big bore kit and adding some power mods that should boost us to around 60hp at the wheel. Stay tuned!
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  • @McStovepipe
    @McStovepipe 5 років тому +11

    Awesome build. Thing is gonna be amazing and turn a lot of heads.
    I raced growing up and still into moto. Tried to keep most of my stuff stock, but I'll list what parts I'd do.
    Pipe - Pro Circuit.
    Piston/Crack - I agree OEM. I'm not a huge fan of big bores.
    Clutch plates/basket/cover - OEM or Hinson. Boyesen has some sweet covers
    Gaskets - OEM or Wiseco.
    Reeds - VForce.
    Bearings - Pivot Works never failed me.
    Oil - Maxima
    Hour meter would be nice to keep an eye on oil changes. Works Connection makes a good one along with other sweet little things like oil caps and radiator hoses if ya want to dress it up.
    Highly recommend rigged up a steering damper. You're gonna be going FAST.
    Just a few things that stuck out to me. Enjoy the build!

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +3

      Thank you for that info! I will look into it Hour meter and tach is definitely a must

  • @benspeedschannel888
    @benspeedschannel888 5 років тому +12

    I’d leave it as a 250, the kx250s from that era were powerful and aggressive right out of the box. I would be more than happy to re use the wiseco crank, their products are excellent quality in my experience 👍👍

    • @exoticcreature3059
      @exoticcreature3059 5 років тому +1

      @@DieselRamcharger Cryogenic freezing treatment for the crankshaft is an option.

  • @hugieflhr03
    @hugieflhr03 5 років тому +10

    I see you s-end a lot of time cleaning, for which is great but next time, just pick up some eagle 1 cast aluminum mag cleaner. Just spray it on and wash off in a few minutes.

  • @kylebarns7129
    @kylebarns7129 5 років тому +2

    I like how your going with a full quality rebuild on this engine. As far as big bore, that's up to you. You can always keep it stock an rock that for a bit. Or go all out n create a monster. Those are good engines to keep around for future off road creations. Keep up the great video's.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      thank you. still unsure about big bore

  • @overdrivegokarts6849
    @overdrivegokarts6849 5 років тому +18

    O snap do the big bore kit You are going to have some crazy power to those tires

  • @MrJeffharper47
    @MrJeffharper47 Рік тому

    Can believe that crank just pulled out so easy by hand like that. Insane. No wonder it was smoking bad

  • @blainewigley4622
    @blainewigley4622 5 років тому +1

    I use a dremel with wire wheel/scotch bight to get into all of the tight areas. Works really well for me!

  • @paulmoysa1787
    @paulmoysa1787 5 років тому +1

    Your videos inspire me to get off the couch and go finish my projects

  • @jape530
    @jape530 5 років тому +1

    You can save money by fixing old cluch basket. You can smooth the paddles from basket by using file. It's not perfect method and basket will worn faster after that, but least clutch workin ok. I'm having filed basket in my sx 125 and drived about 30h after filing with no problem. You can chance new basket later if needed. Keep on good doing!

  • @Patricks_Projects
    @Patricks_Projects 5 років тому +15

    I´ve gone the other way,, de-stroked it to 211cc and ported it heavily, best dyno so far is 69.79hp to the wheel at 13200rpm, old vid of earlier dynopulls at my channel.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +3

      That's amazing man, will the internals handle that? Is there a forum or a website about this

    • @Patricks_Projects
      @Patricks_Projects 5 років тому +3

      @@VasilyBuilds There´s a custom crank in it with a lightened maico 490 rod.
      Transmission has no problems as it is less torque with peakpower higher in the rpms.
      Only issue i´ve got is balanceproblem as it is quite heavy things rotating inside the engine.
      But i have added a balanceshaft that should help the issue.
      But it is not started yet.
      I also run KTM SX250 piston, Forged Woessner with only one ring.
      I run the engine on methanol to help get some power and not overheating it.
      It is built to run on 1/8mile dragracing

    • @Patricks_Projects
      @Patricks_Projects 5 років тому

      No forum or website, sorry.

    • @chaddleix188
      @chaddleix188 5 років тому +2

      Very impressive Vasily. It's great to see a younger generation not sitting on their asses playing video games, but rather actually doing something constructive with their time. Your an intelligent young man and from what I just watched, your gonna be successful, that is if your not already. Keep up the good work, and if it helps you out I'll subscribe to your channel. Thanks by the way, it leads me to believe there is still hope for the younger crowd ✌️

    • @chaddleix188
      @chaddleix188 5 років тому +1

      I know I messed up. I just realized I posted this in the wrong spot. I was curious about the gentleman above talking about destroking his motor and wrote it in the wrong location. It's hell getting old my friend🤦‍♂️

  • @peterw8690
    @peterw8690 5 років тому +3

    You remind me when I use to do things like that God I do miss it keep it up buddy.

  • @alltheboost5363
    @alltheboost5363 5 років тому +1

    FYI you can use a Dremel... they make the same little wheels that you were using and you can get in all those little tight spots.

  • @dr.hugog.hackenbush9443
    @dr.hugog.hackenbush9443 5 років тому

    The top of your piston and cylinder head shows an ideal pattern for deposits- your jetting was absolutely perfect!
    While its a little on the pricey side, a Hinson steel clutch basket will last the lifetime of that engine.

  • @TheBobinn
    @TheBobinn 5 років тому

    Epic video man! Something my stepfather taught me though was to always put a rag around the shaft when you remove the cylinder and then the piston so you wont drop any rings into the bottom end, had a piston ring break once and it was so close to fall down, would have required bottom end rebuild aswell :D

  • @kylelangworthy9641
    @kylelangworthy9641 4 роки тому

    Man that's awesome I just bought a 98 KX250 2 months ago the motor blew after one ride then I had to spend another 900 on eBay for a engine it ran fine but the transmission is locked up completely out of money now and have a baby on the way Thursday would love to be able to do what you did with my engine

  • @Smokkinboots919
    @Smokkinboots919 3 роки тому

    Love the vid, I’m currently stripping down my 03 kx 250. I was thinking powder coating my cases but the clean oem looks is amazing.

  • @StilwellMotovlogger
    @StilwellMotovlogger 5 років тому

    If the grooves aren’t terrible on the basket you can file them down and save some money. Did that with my kdx and no more stalling when you put it in gear, a lot smoother

  • @davinlyda1461
    @davinlyda1461 5 років тому

    That crank looks fine. I have ran wiseco cranks in a lot of bikes and they all have been fine. The big bore will wear the bottom end faster but the power would be sick.

  • @vhjvbhjb5280
    @vhjvbhjb5280 5 років тому

    If you are going to drag race, a temp gauge is a very good thing to have, to make sure that it doesnt sieze. And to make sure it is all warmed up before doing a pull. The scratches in the cylinder could have been Cause by the shavings in the oil, but they look like schratches from revving from when cold. The crank seems to be fine if you want to be 100% sure it doesnt have any play use break cleaner to clean the bearing and the you put it on a table and check. To increase reliability you could check the balance factor and make sure it is balanced correctly yours should be about 40-45%. Getting it professionaly Tuned to make sure it isnt lean. You could Also adjust timing to increase power. And getting the correct stinger ID Will increase bottom top and mid range power

  • @JohnWheels
    @JohnWheels 5 років тому +5

    Great work! I love those intro edits!

  • @jaredromero9549
    @jaredromero9549 5 років тому

    For the clutch basket just Dremel the notches out. I race motocross and have been doing it for year. You can do it about three times per basket

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      I ordered a billet one because I feel like the previous owner had already filed it down

  • @KingCast65
    @KingCast65 3 роки тому

    I like your tone and stuff. Good Times!

  • @bentvalvesnthrownrods3057
    @bentvalvesnthrownrods3057 5 років тому +1

    O yea that’s nice good job. Take care of her and she will take care of you

  • @aliciaantoniadis9100
    @aliciaantoniadis9100 5 років тому

    Thank you very much for this. Very clear and educational. I am looking forward to the next part. Be well.

  • @bwxmoto
    @bwxmoto 5 років тому +4

    I like your "Hello Kitty" radio.. XD

  • @johndudleyarmstrong5318
    @johndudleyarmstrong5318 5 років тому +5

    We love the Chanel and content cos of you so do your thing & we will follow 👌🏻👍✌️

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Appreciate it man!

    • @johndudleyarmstrong5318
      @johndudleyarmstrong5318 5 років тому

      Forgot to say as well to help you in advertising and getting sponsors. You mentioned a big bore kit and who does it, what it’s called etc. If they don’t sponsor you they have free advertising now on this video so take care for future videos ✊

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Yeah good point. I can edit it out on youtube if it doesn't work out

    • @johndudleyarmstrong5318
      @johndudleyarmstrong5318 5 років тому

      Hope it does mate, ✌️✊

  • @driveitbreakitfixit7496
    @driveitbreakitfixit7496 5 років тому +11

    Hey man this thing is sweet!

  • @joshtheincrediblechicken5423
    @joshtheincrediblechicken5423 5 років тому

    If you want a good clutch for the money get the tusk heavy duty it’s $50-$60 for the fibers,steels heavy springs and gasket and they hold up really good in my experience

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Thank you for letting me know will look into that

  • @coreymarshall4879
    @coreymarshall4879 5 років тому

    I do like ur top secret engine room. That stereo is on point

  • @Darthvolvo
    @Darthvolvo 5 років тому

    This looks like it's gonna be a fun project to follow!

  • @kita17n
    @kita17n 5 років тому

    COOL BUILD, NICE WORK MEN - MY 87'HONDA CR 500 WAS 61 HP STOCK

  • @orvillenorth8815
    @orvillenorth8815 5 років тому +1

    Boyesen reeds are supposed to be a great power adder on those 250’s. Never really had experience with them personally but have had plenty of friends install them on their bikes. Power reed a jet and full pipe is all a 2 stroke should need. Especially on top of a fresh oem full rebuild should be a strong engine.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Got some on the way 😁 thank you for the feedback

    • @orvillenorth8815
      @orvillenorth8815 5 років тому +1

      Do you have any type of formal schooling? Personally I don’t but I believe I’m a decent mechanic. I’ve just learned from repair manuals and UA-cam. You’ve convinced me you know what you’re talking about. Which is why I keep coming back to your videos every time I see a new one. Regardless though you’re doing great and I support what you’re doing.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Thank you sir. I don't have any special schooling. Just a diploma. I watch allot of UA-cam videos and educate myself before doing anything. UA-cam is the best way for me to learn because it's visual. I also look at alot of forums and comments. Like when I bought my first dirt bike I had no idea what was wrong with it and now I know.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Im sure Boyesen has Dyno graphs for that . Stock reeds can be a tad restrictive. With boyesen, you usually have to go down on a main jet.

  • @slow4.o
    @slow4.o 5 років тому +2

    Great video man!!!!!!

  • @propabilityfpv303
    @propabilityfpv303 5 років тому +3

    Man if I wasnt eating taco Bell for breakfast lunch and dinner I would definitely support you in patron 😂

    • @mbrrideitlikeyoustoleit8436
      @mbrrideitlikeyoustoleit8436 5 років тому

      Taco bell shit I'm eating Ramon... Taco Bell is not cheap my friend.

    • @propabilityfpv303
      @propabilityfpv303 5 років тому

      @@mbrrideitlikeyoustoleit8436 try the new dollar menu? I can survive off of $3.30 with 3 cheesy rice and beans barritos a day with a water cup lol

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +1

      I can beat you. I ate 2 McChickens and a water cup for 2.18 when I was in school

    • @propabilityfpv303
      @propabilityfpv303 5 років тому

      @@VasilyBuilds lmao

  • @bjm1682
    @bjm1682 5 років тому

    It's going to be crazy fast! Would be crazy fast stock but the more power the better 😉

  • @nate.1623
    @nate.1623 5 років тому

    hey I'm not sure where you're located or your time table but you should consider contacting crank works they have microbalance cranks and you can really feel it in the fact that there is very little vibration. id say its definitely worth it

  • @bikestrikes4557
    @bikestrikes4557 5 років тому

    Wow man for your age and everything you are the man awesome job I'm fixing to do my Kawasaki Ninja the same way I'm fixing to try to put it on a ATV instead of a go kart but I hope mine turns out as great as yours does man keep up the great work God bless and keep them coming

  • @RIPPERTON
    @RIPPERTON 5 років тому

    7m 25s the breather respirator for the aluminium dust is a good idea. Im 53 and recently had a heavy metal spectrum analysis done on my hair and it showed Aluminium, Lead, Cadmium, Mercury and Arsenic on my brain and circulatory system. So yes aluminium can be respirated into your body. This contamination is being treated with Zeolite and the effects are noticeable.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Thank you for keeping me aware get well!

  • @luismelendez935
    @luismelendez935 2 роки тому

    Great video man,very helpful and step by step!keep it up.where did you bought the bearings

  • @agpjgpoiawe
    @agpjgpoiawe 5 років тому

    YEEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! literally just freaking commented on the original purchase video that you should do this big bore lol you already did it months ago. SOOO sick dude, still let me know if you have any questions or ideas for the bike and need advice ive built a handful of kx's from 99-02

    • @agpjgpoiawe
      @agpjgpoiawe 5 років тому

      Oh and if the torque makes your nuts suck up into your stomach drop a fly wheel weight in on the bad boy and it will smooth out the powerband so you can hold on to it better

  • @TheDarkllord666
    @TheDarkllord666 5 років тому

    Get an Rk Tek head. Raise your compression but you'll have to run race gas or e85 and get a good reed cage and lectron carburetor

  • @mxrider2strokebraaap54
    @mxrider2strokebraaap54 5 років тому

    Man you’re going all out with this kart build!🔥

  • @timl7947
    @timl7947 5 років тому

    Jeez man your videos are top notch quality

  • @jonnyc2.047
    @jonnyc2.047 4 роки тому

    THE CRANK IS YYYY THAT BIKE IS BROKIN

  • @jefftheis742
    @jefftheis742 5 років тому +2

    Wow ,some folks need to ease up on the name calling,yes he is not a professional engine builder but he dug in and is learning by doing it,I'm doing a 94 kx 250 big bore and will be following your project.good luck...cheers

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Thank you sir! I cant wait to assemble it , keep me posted on the EG kit I am curious to see how it does

    • @jefftheis742
      @jefftheis742 5 років тому

      Check out Shane Connelly videos he's got some very helpful videos on working on these motors

  • @robspear03
    @robspear03 5 років тому

    VERY excited for this kiddo.
    Im making it a point to watch this build series whenever it comes up.
    Perks of being self employed...boss cant get mad at me for slacking off!!!

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Haha thank you from for the support

    • @robspear03
      @robspear03 5 років тому

      @@VasilyBuilds Very welcome. Keep it up!

  • @GCorona32
    @GCorona32 5 років тому

    I can Vapor Blast those cases and the rest of the engine outer components for you with excellent results.

  • @codybuxton
    @codybuxton 5 років тому +2

    Yeah buddy!

  • @ratedredneck96
    @ratedredneck96 5 років тому +2

    42hp seems a bit low for a 250 2 smoker, i read that 90's kawasaki 125cc 2 smokes made around 35 or 40hp. The 250's should be making at least 45hp or around 50 stock. My kdx200 makes 30hp stock, i put vforce3 reeds, a pro circuit platinum pipe with a fmf powercore2 silencer, and a wiseco offroad performance piston in and or on the engine. I removed the intake box snorkel to allow the reeds to pull more air easier and release some good ol power lol id say its running around 40hp when its leaned out a bit.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +1

      I guess Ill have to dyno it and see. I really can't pull any numbers out my head because when I was riding it it was sucking tranny oil and felt like 30 hp. 250 is a torque motor I guess, 125 n 85's rev out higher and hit harder from what I've heard

    • @Heddan1992
      @Heddan1992 5 років тому

      You actually think you got 10hp by replacing some basic stuff like that? Well no

    • @ratedredneck96
      @ratedredneck96 5 років тому

      @@Heddan1992 what do you mean basic?!? Two strokes dont take much to run. If you can allow them to breathe better and exhale better you can free up a lot of horsepower. Stock kdx's make around 30ish hp but they are jetted real fat from factory, a full exhaust system really adds a lot more power than youd think, it can then actually burn all the fuel well that the stock jetting dumps into it. When you get high performance reeds, an E3 plug which was proven to burn better and increase power, put a lighter piston in it, and put a full exhaust on it theres not much that wasnt touched on a 2 stroke. Now a 4 stroke you have valves, valve springs, cams, all kinds of stuff that has to be changed to see a power difference. With a 2 stroke you can add several horsepower just be leaning it out and letting it rev out higher, you chance scorching the rings or burning a hole through your piston but you can make a 2 stroke blow itself apart easily from too much power.

    • @roberthellmich27
      @roberthellmich27 5 років тому

      Youre not getting 10hp from reeds and a pipe, u would need compression and porting

    • @ratedredneck96
      @ratedredneck96 5 років тому

      @@roberthellmich27 its got an aftermarket wiseco piston thats hemispherical, i dont know if the stock piston was a flat top or not but if it was than it has a hemi piston in it now. As far as the porting, the sleeve does look like its been gone through a little, its not major but the ports have been beveled a little bit. I have a dremel with an extension piece that allows fine milling in tight spots. Id like to learn the process and do porting and polishing myself, i know not to polish the intake because that slight turbulance helps break up the fuel and vaporize it better but as far as anything real technical i dont know. With older bikes thats passed down from person to person its untelling what has been put on or in the bike, as far as i know the head is stock but it may be shaved. I have only ever looked at my kdx and dont have a compression tester to see where its at. I would like too down the line get a new jug and sleeve and port it and maybe shave the head down a tiny bit to make it more of a thumper. Its got a mean powerband hit though, the vforce3 reeds helped out a lot and i know for a fact it picked up some hp gain.

  • @d.c7464
    @d.c7464 5 років тому

    K&N air filter cleaner is amazing on aluminum.

  • @500yardsplus
    @500yardsplus 5 років тому +1

    Just file and polish the fingers on the clutch basket and it will be just fine.

  • @awdrifter3394
    @awdrifter3394 5 років тому

    Wow, 60hp out of a 250cc, it's crazy how much they can get out of these engines without all the emission bs.

  • @btaylor9748
    @btaylor9748 5 років тому

    You did a great job with this rebuild man

  • @lomsomesGarage
    @lomsomesGarage 5 років тому +1

    This is going to be a epic build keep the viedos come

  • @Matthew-wj8cm
    @Matthew-wj8cm 5 років тому

    Great job Vasily! JUST waiting fór the 2 stroke scooter.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +1

      Thank you! sorry a little delay on that becuase of this

  • @robertscartbuilds9833
    @robertscartbuilds9833 5 років тому

    this is going to be crazy fast

  • @jacobanthonyestrada6514
    @jacobanthonyestrada6514 5 років тому

    Can’t wait my boy!! Good stuff!!

  • @Realryancurry
    @Realryancurry 5 років тому

    You’re over your head! It is not a few hp. I’m being serious, not hating. My suggestion on this build would be get the missing bolts, use gaskets, have the crank trued, replace bearings, seals, clutch basket, piston kit and wrist pin bearing, hone cylinder. Your frame needs more clearance underneath it, and you need to run and repack the silencer! If you want power characteristics to change have EGR change the porting. Good luck, hope you’re reading comments!

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      thank you ill check all that out. I wont run the big bore for know

  • @chrisstenzel454
    @chrisstenzel454 5 років тому +1

    Please keep it stock bore. At least till everything is buttoned up. But it’s up to you

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +1

      Yes I do want to get it running first. And ill see if that's enough power for me

  • @pik2490
    @pik2490 5 років тому

    The big bore will give you more low end grunt, less top end power essentially dropping your power band to the bottom of the rev range... Which if you're looking to drag race... its the exactly the opposite of what you want. Take the stock cylinder somewhere to get port and polished by someone who knows what they are doing. Aslo a "dingleball" honing brush is a bad idea on a 2T because it will beat the shit out of your intake and exhaust ports.

  • @ryandrant2927
    @ryandrant2927 5 років тому

    Cant wait for the next episode I think I'm addicted subbed and liked👌👌

  • @bryanroupe8646
    @bryanroupe8646 5 років тому

    I would just keep it std bore and use the crank you have and maybe polish it.. In all honesty if your looking for longevity go for a stock rebuild. You can go for a top of the line clutch but there really is no need as lite as your cart is. Early last year I put a $50 clutch in 09 YFZ and it has a ported head, + 1 valves and a hot cam, rev box and a lot of other stuff, anyways makes a lot of power and have probably 30 hours on that cheap clutch with no issues but have changed fluid every few hours.

  • @flynnnewton3324
    @flynnnewton3324 5 років тому +1

    This go kart is going to go fast as

  • @PaPWPW
    @PaPWPW 5 років тому

    YES to the big bore kit

  • @margieward8153
    @margieward8153 5 років тому

    Nice engine by the way I suggest you should make a amphibious vehicle it'd be really cool lol

  • @linkerp
    @linkerp 5 років тому

    Send the cases for vapor blasting. Check it out. Sweet shit!

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      I got some pads coming in. How cheap would they do it for?

    • @linkerp
      @linkerp 5 років тому

      Vasily Custom Builds not sure but we have a guy in South Carolina that would do it pretty cheap since you have it torn down. Makes it look brand new! Privateerconnection.com

  • @motoboystv3338
    @motoboystv3338 5 років тому

    Awesome start man i'll be doing a build just like this!

  • @kaarlisandersons
    @kaarlisandersons 5 років тому

    i will wait the next part, amazing project dude

  • @bama6115
    @bama6115 4 роки тому

    Awsome job Bubba! ~Roll Tide~

  • @brianjacobsen5762
    @brianjacobsen5762 5 років тому

    You get 55 that's pretty good. My 88 kx 500 motor is 55 hp stock. Have friend that races off set dirt kart. 450 4 stroke or 250 2 stroke. He runs Honda 250 no trans. Makes 80 hp. There real competitive. His son won championship for that class he races in 4 stroke class I forget what they call it. Have fun don't get in trouble.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Awesome! How would you delete the trans!? Is there a kit?

  • @rspeed5008
    @rspeed5008 5 років тому +1

    Gonna be guud when this baby runs!

  • @Mish93Will
    @Mish93Will 5 років тому

    You need to try do an electric start setup on it. TAG karts are the way.

  • @Blessedlungs
    @Blessedlungs 5 років тому

    Boysen rad valve for the reeds and do a phathead racing head and big bore

  • @owenbatchen8927
    @owenbatchen8927 5 років тому

    Use MAG wheel cleaner it cleans aluminum very well

  • @farmjobtv4398
    @farmjobtv4398 5 років тому

    If theres no play then it shouldn't need a bottom end, save your money, bore kits kill bottom ends on any motor, keep the 250, get it ported and polished and carbon fiber performance reeds if your looking for a different powerband, pipes dont do a hell of a lot

  • @luckyduck3594
    @luckyduck3594 5 років тому

    Congrats on 21k!!

  • @kawicepticon8866
    @kawicepticon8866 5 років тому

    get some port and timing work done to get max over rev capability on this puppy

  • @ComputerCapone
    @ComputerCapone 2 роки тому

    Vapor blast next time. Looks OEM fresh.

  • @laverncarroll
    @laverncarroll 5 років тому

    Really enjoy your videos

  • @tajjson
    @tajjson 5 років тому

    Nice build, do you have a link for the ebay scotchbrite wheels?

  • @andrewsmith-zi7db
    @andrewsmith-zi7db 5 років тому

    Hi really like the videos great content great to watch really interesting to see it come together keep them coming

  • @JesseFloris
    @JesseFloris 5 років тому

    good on you mate

  • @pimvandecoolwijk8977
    @pimvandecoolwijk8977 4 роки тому

    Use some kind of lubricant when splitting cases just use some wd40 between the case gaps

  • @MrSpanky473
    @MrSpanky473 5 років тому +22

    Save your money on a "big bore kit" and have it bored yourself at a local shop. Buy the maximum piston size wiseco offers and have the bore matched. "Big bore kits" are a scam. Port and polish it yourself with a dremel. Have the head shaved.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +4

      that could be an option.

    • @robspear03
      @robspear03 5 років тому

      How exactly is a bigger jug and piston, ya know, larger areas for air/fuel/spark to do their thing in a "scam"?
      Displacement numbers would argue against your point, therefore making it moot.

    • @snapfish89
      @snapfish89 5 років тому +2

      You cant bore the cylinder with out fitting it with a sleeve. Then boring the sleeve and port matching..
      I'd do a big bore or replate the nikasil

    • @MrSpanky473
      @MrSpanky473 5 років тому +4

      @@robspear03 Because you can do the same exact thing without buying the expensive kit for way less? My argument is valid. Besides it didn't become an argument until you chimed in. ..

    • @kakivaonparas
      @kakivaonparas 5 років тому +1

      That cylinder is already sleeved. I think the best option is to have it ported by someone who knows 2 strokes. Then hone it or bore it if necessary but only to the next oversize. And new piston of course. It would be stupid to bore it to the biggest size, because there is not much material to bore in that sleeve, so power gains would be minimal. And then if it seizes you'll have to have it sleeved again.

  • @markkus1134
    @markkus1134 5 років тому

    The crank and transmission are sealed from each other some metal from your clutch would not enter your bottom end .
    You probably have bad crank seal..

  • @lof7845
    @lof7845 4 роки тому

    What size aluminum tubing do you use for a go kart frame? Also how much does this engine cost and where do you recommend getting them?

  • @carsonsmith3959
    @carsonsmith3959 5 років тому

    👍Gonna be a great Build!!

  • @kevinholt7046
    @kevinholt7046 5 років тому

    Haha I'm not going to cheap out. I'm going with a OEM rebuilt crank lol

  • @Hermiwalle
    @Hermiwalle 5 років тому +3

    crank housing and transmission case are not connected so if there is transmission oil in the crank housing that would indicate a bad gasket or broken case
    also check if your cylinder is aluminium nikasil coated. and not a steel sleeve. if nikasil you cant hone itt your self. you will ruin your cylinder

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому +1

      Yeah it's nikasil. A bad right crank seal sucks tranny oil and causes it to be sent up through the crankcase and burnt off. I know this because it was doing so when I was riding the kx250 several months ago

    • @Hermiwalle
      @Hermiwalle 5 років тому

      Ohh yeah your right i didnt think of the clutch side

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      the little scuffs inside the cylinder really bother me, maybe I can go over with a fine 3m scotch brite? there is a tiny spot of rust that formed in there after I washed it

    • @Hermiwalle
      @Hermiwalle 5 років тому

      Nikasil as far as I know cant rust. But if you are worried and dont want to buy a new cylinder. You could take it to a reputable machine shop who have the ability to renew the nikasil coating. If not just run it as is with new rings atleast, a new piston is in that case recomended

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      Yeah I'll buy a top end then and see if I can clean it up

  • @All_SportGG
    @All_SportGG 5 років тому +2

    👍💖💖💖💖💖💖 keep up

  • @janhendrikfranke
    @janhendrikfranke 5 років тому

    You can just grind the clutchbasketsurface flush, it's fine.

    • @VasilyBuilds
      @VasilyBuilds  5 років тому

      honestly would rather by a billet basket

  • @warpoet6977
    @warpoet6977 3 роки тому

    Bruh it’s crazy when I come to UA-cam everyone loves 2-stokes and early 2000s kx250s but if I’m trying to trade it on Facebook everyone says it junk lmao and it got 3 hours on a full rebuild lol

  • @jasonreyes6830
    @jasonreyes6830 4 роки тому

    Can you build my kx250? I’ve got everything just need a new crank case

  • @JesseFloris
    @JesseFloris 5 років тому +1

    I really want a moto but no money at the moment

  • @GoKartsorGoneFishin
    @GoKartsorGoneFishin 5 років тому +1

    Like #175!..keep doing what your doin!

  • @therocky1157
    @therocky1157 5 років тому

    Love your content man!

  • @madsringgren3358
    @madsringgren3358 5 років тому

    Nice video!

  • @HybridEdits
    @HybridEdits 5 років тому

    OEM on everything motor wise. RMATV has everything you need OEM and most is cheaper than aftermarket parts.

  • @beechermudmowers5397
    @beechermudmowers5397 5 років тому

    That hello kitty stereo tho 13:06

  • @Giant2020creepin
    @Giant2020creepin 5 років тому

    Brillo pad for hard to reach areas.