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Question on Porting my yz125
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[QUOTE="Yz250JdT250, post: 1116241, member: 53600"] Right now my 1998 yz125 has a full season on the top end, its taken in water due to being half underwater a few times, over the season. It will runs pretty strong but i am planning a rebuild soon. I was wondering if, out of these three choices of Eric Gorr's services, "Porting 125cc $185, 250-500s: $200 Eric offers three types of power bands for big bikes: 1) More Low-Mid This powerband is ideal for hare scrambles, trail riding, and for intermediate racers looking for quicker throttle response and better starts. 2) More Mid-Top This powerband is intended for use by experts riding small bore bikes like minis and 125cc. You must use this porting in conjunction with an aftermarket pipe and carb. Expect a slight loss of low end for a big gain in over-rev. 3) Mo-Better Everywhere This powerband is especially designed for 250 and 500cc bikes. Most of these bikes hit too hard in the mid-range and are flat down low and on top. This powerband starts pulling sooner as you crack the throttle. The mid-range is a smoother transition without the violent hit that spins the wheel, and it pulls longer on top. No need to spend a fortune on aftermarket bolt-on parts. This porting powerband stands alone! " , if you would recommend the third choice for an all around power increase on it. I am having trouble deciding which one because it is just a 125 so where the porting doesn't favor the powerband it will be probably be too weak. So I'm leaning towards the third choice and i would like to know what you guys think on this. I like to do all around riding, MX tracks and also rippin up the trails and sand pits. :cool: [/QUOTE]
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