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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by BOB MARLIN View Post
    Bypass the 310 and go strait to the 330. The torque is better with the 330. Run a digital temp gage also. You will be shocked on how hot the big bores run in a trike. They run cooler in the quads- more room for air to move around the engine and bigger rads.
    I think porting a stock cylinder will give you more performance than just going to a 275cc.

    The 275 would be a PV tho.
    1986 ATC 250R
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    LED pipe and silencer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fox250R View Post
    Always loved the 88s colors!

    So ya, the 340 PV was the same one I was looking at? Can you still ride trails and stuff? I'll be doing both dunes and trials. How's the power feel? I don't need anything crazy. I was looking at the 310 at first but it's the same price as the 340! Did you have to machine your case?
    Yeah, you have to machine the cases. Duncan does a great job doing that, by the way. He apparently has a jig and it comes out perfect--no free hand stuff. If you are going to be riding dunes and trails, I'd recommend the 340. It has tons of torque and is best from low end to 3/4 throttle. If you are looking for a motor that is a little quicker revving and loves 3/4 to full throttle, I would recommend the 305. Don't get me wrong, the 340 is a fast motor. It has a heavier piston, though, and doesn't like to rev to the moon like some of my 250s. I did do the "midrange" porting, however, so that may be part of it. I remember Duncan also offers a "top end" porting. I got it back in 2004 and haven't had any problems. Just replace the piston now and then and clean the PV.

  3. #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fox250R View Post
    Always loved the 88s colors!
    Indeed! This color scheme was the inspiration for my R.
    Red Rider's Sand Machine Updated 07/23/14

  4. #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Rider View Post
    Indeed! This color scheme was the inspiration for my R.
    Dude I remember seeing your R like over 10 years ago! Love the 88 look to it. So what mods you have done to it these days ?
    1986 ATC 250R
    Ported w/ Cool head
    LED pipe and silencer.
    Vforce3
    Keihin PWK 38mm
    Works Ultra Cross Shock
    LSR +2 Axle
    American Star Racing +4 Swinger
    LED Intake
    Hi-Flite desert seat
    OEM clutch 89 upgrade
    2021 YFZ450Rse Rossier R5 Titanium Header AIS Delete FCI Vortex ECU


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    Nevermind I clicked your link lol looks pretty bad ass man!
    Last edited by Fox250R; 02-21-2016 at 12:53 AM.
    1986 ATC 250R
    Ported w/ Cool head
    LED pipe and silencer.
    Vforce3
    Keihin PWK 38mm
    Works Ultra Cross Shock
    LSR +2 Axle
    American Star Racing +4 Swinger
    LED Intake
    Hi-Flite desert seat
    OEM clutch 89 upgrade
    2021 YFZ450Rse Rossier R5 Titanium Header AIS Delete FCI Vortex ECU


  6. #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fox250R View Post
    Never I clicked your link lol looks pretty bad ass man!
    Thank you. Your's is looking sweet as well. I'm pretty sure my website shows it's current condition.
    Red Rider's Sand Machine Updated 07/23/14

  7. #22
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    I have an ESR 350 in one of my R's, with a 41.2mm PWK, ESR reedblock, ESR full ATC5 exhaust and Eddies trx9 porting. It runs great and has lots of power, really comes on strong in the mid-range and keeps pulling. Having the porting focused to mid-top is a blast, and the big bore displacement makes up for it on the low end.

    Now, I have no personal experience with the other fine builders mentioned, but based on the pages and pages of info and feedback I have seen here and other forums you would be hard pressed to go wrong with any of them.

    Some folks dog on Eddie a bit now and then, but I have zero complaints about his work and service. His only downfall is that he can be slow, but last I knew it is because he is working alone now. And he usually sends extra goodies at no charge. When I got my carb from him, he sent his new combo jet holder/carb wrench loaded with jets along with it. I didn't even ask for one. He's a good guy.

    Side note: My brother and I are beginning to step into learning how to port our chainsaws. I know...dumb huh.. But it has been a great learning experience and seeing the results of your own mods is really satisfying. I bring this up just to emphasize the fact that porting a cylinder for a desired result isn't s simple thing to do. Chainsaws really are a 1-trick pony. They need to spool up quick and maintain peak RPM under a load. I would say they would be comparable to a mild drag port on a bike or wheeler engine. We have been learning alot about these... But let me tell you, I took an R cylinder off my shelf and had a look under it's skirt. You can tell that they are much more sophisticated in their layout and design. And I now have a much greater appreciation for what builders like Selvy, Lehman, Hall, Sanders, and others can do, and then be able to repeat it build after build. My hat is off to all of those guys for the time and resources they have invested in the process!
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    2 stroke porting really is an art form
    1985 250r-LED Performance 4mm Stroker motor
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  9. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by glamy View Post
    I agree with this completely !!......i think in the trike you want it to bark at the moon ......in a quad you can use the torque you get from the big bore to drag the extra wheel around ! If it ain`t red it`s dead !

    Looks goods man!
    1986 ATC 250R
    Ported w/ Cool head
    LED pipe and silencer.
    Vforce3
    Keihin PWK 38mm
    Works Ultra Cross Shock
    LSR +2 Axle
    American Star Racing +4 Swinger
    LED Intake
    Hi-Flite desert seat
    OEM clutch 89 upgrade
    2021 YFZ450Rse Rossier R5 Titanium Header AIS Delete FCI Vortex ECU


  10. #25
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    Hey is still around?
    1986 ATC 250R
    Ported w/ Cool head
    LED pipe and silencer.
    Vforce3
    Keihin PWK 38mm
    Works Ultra Cross Shock
    LSR +2 Axle
    American Star Racing +4 Swinger
    LED Intake
    Hi-Flite desert seat
    OEM clutch 89 upgrade
    2021 YFZ450Rse Rossier R5 Titanium Header AIS Delete FCI Vortex ECU


  11. #26
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    Hey Bud, I have a power valve 275cc cylinder it's pretty awesome. Also have the pc 2000 cyl. 275cc but not installed yet.

    If you want reliable go with Duncan PC 2000 275cc power valve it's the best... You already have the Duncan pipe and silencer!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Rider View Post
    Indeed! This color scheme was the inspiration for my R.
    Do you have any videos man?
    1986 ATC 250R
    Ported w/ Cool head
    LED pipe and silencer.
    Vforce3
    Keihin PWK 38mm
    Works Ultra Cross Shock
    LSR +2 Axle
    American Star Racing +4 Swinger
    LED Intake
    Hi-Flite desert seat
    OEM clutch 89 upgrade
    2021 YFZ450Rse Rossier R5 Titanium Header AIS Delete FCI Vortex ECU


  13. #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fox250R View Post
    Do you have any videos man?
    I've popped up in a few videos before, but I don't have any links to them. They are definitely few and far between.
    Red Rider's Sand Machine Updated 07/23/14

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    Quote Originally Posted by ceaserthethird View Post
    Hey Bud, I have a power valve 275cc cylinder it's pretty awesome. Also have the pc 2000 cyl. 275cc but not installed yet.

    If you want reliable go with Duncan PC 2000 275cc power valve it's the best... You already have the Duncan pipe and silencer!
    Any chance you know the bore size of your 275?
    1986 ATC 250R
    Ported w/ Cool head
    LED pipe and silencer.
    Vforce3
    Keihin PWK 38mm
    Works Ultra Cross Shock
    LSR +2 Axle
    American Star Racing +4 Swinger
    LED Intake
    Hi-Flite desert seat
    OEM clutch 89 upgrade
    2021 YFZ450Rse Rossier R5 Titanium Header AIS Delete FCI Vortex ECU


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