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Old Sep 14, 2013 | 03:39 PM
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Hi everyone, i have to change the piston and the bore on my klx250 D-tracker 2006 model. Any links to where i can get them from?

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Old Sep 14, 2013 | 04:19 PM
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kenny, ever heard of the 351 kit...or the numerous other bigger bore kits talked about over and over on this forum? Heck, you can even keep the standard 11:1 compression ration with the OEM 300cc cylinder and piston. And I'm assuming you're aware that the OEM 250 cylinder is a plated cylinder, so you can't just do a slight over bore and piston size. It has to be sleeved.
 
Old Sep 14, 2013 | 05:12 PM
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Yah i do know the 300+cc bore but i ride daily everyday over 60KM so for now my bike does 30km, if i convert to a 300 hmm.. will this be a problem? btw how much would a 300 cost? if you can give out links of the 250 bore and piston too..
 
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For clarification, is this a repair replacement or a performance upgrade? If you just need another good serviceable piston and cylinder, one of the forum members who kept their stock setup when doing a big bore might sell you that. Otherwise it's going to be Kawasaki for a stock replacement.
 
Old Sep 16, 2013 | 02:29 PM
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For clarification, is this a repair replacement or a performance upgrade? If you just need another good serviceable piston and cylinder, one of the forum members who kept their stock setup when doing a big bore might sell you that. Otherwise it's going to be Kawasaki for a stock replacement.
I have a 250cc piston and jug with 400 miles on it. Sent you a PM if interested.

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Old Sep 16, 2013 | 03:04 PM
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And I forgot to add that if this is a repair, there are some companies who will refurbish/replate the OEM cylinder to stock specs. That and a new piston will get the job done. Broussard's offer is what I had in mind for a replacement too. You still haven't clarified if this is a repair or performance upgrade.
 
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