Jason628
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Just picked up another bike. 2000 yz250. Needs one of everything. Got good bones though.
Gots a 76 yz100 I need to do something with. Would like to rebuild her with a 125 top endMan this thread took me back way back. 1978 or 79 Yz 125 with a copper ring head gasket. The Mono shock days. 1992 Cr250 felt like a pillow compared to tht.
I agree. No green, no orange.I think I have a dirtbike problem
There's another black and yellow in the other corner of my garage. May add a green one to the collection at some point. Idk about orange... maybe a 2 stroke. Yz rebuild will probably take me all winter. It's got a wiseco crank in it. Found out they are garbage so ordered a used oem crank. Cylinder is on its way from cylinder works.I agree. No green, no orange.
What was it doing with the stock jetting? It may have just needed a carb clean to. Good luck on finding a kicker! I had an RMZ4 50 that broke a kicker as well, it must be a common issue with Suzukis, good bike thoughIt was very blubbery and wouldn't hit the powerband with the 175 until I dropped the needle all the way and then it ran perfect. Just looked up fmf's jetting specs and they say 162-165. Bike has a gold series on it. So a 165 and 3rd position on the needle will probably be correct jetting. I'll try that. Currently trying to find a kicker.
Only reason I was asking is, the stock jetting should work fine if everything is stock, if it needs a re-jet, then chances are it probably could use crank seals as well or has a leaky gasket somewhere. If it has an aftermarket pipe that needs to be jetted accordingly. They are super good bikes! Definitely worth the extra effort to make sure everything is good. I love 2t, Hope you can get her 100%Not sure that it needs a rebuild but, I'll probably pull it apart and put a piston in it. From the ex port everything looks good. No idear last time she was rebuilt but, appears to have a wiseco in it.
I didn't ride it much with the jet that was in it (158) but, it seemed like it was kinda lean.. didn't sound quite right.. it had sat for a while so I cleaned the carb and put a kit in it. Cleaned the fuel valve and put new seals in it. Neck bearings were trashed so it got new ones. Shock seal was leaking so it got replaced and put honda ss25 oil back in. Took it to a shop and had them fill it with 165psi of nitrogen. New air filter. It actually runs quite well with the 175 and dropped needle. I was actually surprised that dropping the needle a little could have such a huge effect.. Front tire barely touches the ground now haha. New clutch plates and springs are on the way. (Doesn't like to go in gear and dies when you try to stop) probably dress up the grooves on the basket with a file and put it back in. If it looks notched. Front wheel has 5 or 6 spokes that are loose but will not tighten down as they are seized. Will have to fix that at some point. Lacing and truing is time consuming lol.Only reason I was asking is, the stock jetting should work fine if everything is stock, if it needs a re-jet, then chances are it probably could use crank seals as well or has a leaky gasket somewhere. If it has an aftermarket pipe that needs to be jetted accordingly. They are super good bikes! Definitely worth the extra effort to make sure everything is good. I love 2t, Hope you can get her 100%
A lot of times the inner clutch hub is to blame creeping in gear. Filing the outer basket, and replacing the inner is in order.I didn't ride it much with the jet that was in it (158) but, it seemed like it was kinda lean.. didn't sound quite right.. it had sat for a while so I cleaned the carb and put a kit in it. Cleaned the fuel valve and put new seals in it. Neck bearings were trashed so it got new ones. Shock seal was leaking so it got replaced and put honda ss25 oil back in. Took it to a shop and had them fill it with 165psi of nitrogen. New air filter. It actually runs quite well with the 175 and dropped needle. I was actually surprised that dropping the needle a little could have such a huge effect.. Front tire barely touches the ground now haha. New clutch plates and springs are on the way. (Doesn't like to go in gear and dies when you try to stop) probably dress up the grooves on the basket with a file and put it back in. If it looks notched. Front wheel has 5 or 6 spokes that are loose but will not tighten down as they are seized. Will have to fix that at some point. Lacing and truing is time consuming lol.




