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Clubroom => Tech Talk => Topic started by: hagon_84 on November 15, 2013, 10:24:32 pm
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Just wondering if anyone knows who would be the go to get to make a fully tuned down pipe and stinger in one for a cr 250 2006 model
AL.
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Lozza in Newcastle, NSW
GMC in Broadford, VIC
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A mate in Brisbane can do it also.
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Powle I'm thinking Davey????
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Yep.....you riding toomorow Popeye?
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Just wondering if anyone knows who would be the go to get to make a fully tuned down pipe and stinger in one for a cr 250 2006 model
AL.
Is that for dirt track? That addition of a programmable ignition will really make it fly if it is. Have the latest 250 National Superkart pipe specs ;)
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I'm in the same boat, GMC will do a great job but may need the bike. I saw on gumtree there is a mob called tiger racing based on the gold coast doing computer designed stainless down pipes for RG/RD's so they might be worth talking to.
Cheers
Steve
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TYGA performance @ broad beach. Have never talked to em but the picture on gumtree looks pretty good
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/broadbeach/parts/tyga-performance-exhaust-chamber-set-suzuki-rgv250-vj21-stainless/1029986650
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I'm in the same boat, GMC will do a great job but may need the bike. I saw on gumtree there is a mob called tiger racing based on the gold coast doing computer designed stainless down pipes for RG/RD's so they might be worth talking to.
Cheers
Steve
Erm how could anyone build a pipe and make it fit without the bike(I've tried it and it doesn't work very well)?. TYGA Performance are based in Pattaya Beach in Thailand. Ultimate Choppers are just a reseller.
http://tyga-performance.com/site/index.php?cPath=370_373_1067
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That's tyga sorted then thanks Lozza. Was just saying for me getting a bike to the Gold Coast is a more feasible option than two trips to gmc country
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Erm how could anyone build a pipe and make it fit without the bike(I've tried it and it doesn't work very well)?
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How long would one take to build Lozza if the bike is needed that's no dramas I wouldn't like to make it without the bike at hand either if I knew what I was doin ;) and yeah it's for dirt track to got it off a mate for a good price only done 10 hrs since new I got a 250 4stroke same yr but goin back to 2 strokes in modern I need something g with some sting to keep up with the whippets in the lites ;D
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I sent you a PM with my number there is a bit to work through. Good news is there are some great developments with the CR 250 donk recently that will be right up your alley
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What would be the modern two stroke bike of choice? Ruling out ktm and taking into account the lack of development of the yz from 2006.
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What capacity? Does it have to fit any historic era? Intended use?
YZ looks like it went backwards in developement not forwards since about 1995, KTM changed the head shape for 2014 and dumbed the peak power down and pumped the mid range up.
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250cc mid 90's onwards used specifically for dirt track with the odd sand race.
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The latest bits for a case reed CR250 make a awesome engine (about 70hp at the wheel on pump fuel that's real clydesdales not a figure someone plucked out of the air) or the WIWA 68 X 68mm Gas Gas 250 that apparently has cracked the 80hp mark. Don't even think for a second think they are a peaky all or nothing power delivery either. Both of those engines are used in 250 National superkarts.