40:
The answer to your question (and likely many others you'll have from time to time) can be had from:
http://www.buykawasaki.com/site/home/
With the entry of model&year, you can see IPBs for your bike along with all the kawi part numbers and in many cases options available (ex: fork springs).
You would see this:
REF#......PART#...............DESCRIPTION
44026A 44026-1575 SPRING-FRONT FORK,K=0.36 2 (OPTION)
44026B 44026-1576 SPRING-FRONT FORK,K=0.37 2 (OPTION)
44026C 44026-1638 SPRING-FRONT FORK,K=0.35 2
IPB=Illustrated Parts Breakdown
If you're headed toward .40s, consider honda XR400 springs. They are hotwound (most aftermarket springs are coldwound). OEM spring length will run 470mm or so, the hondas are around 530. The added length allows you to cut your own preload spacer of a reasonable length as opposed to the 90mm piece-`o-steel that is used in the oem makeup that gives you something like 30mm+ preload.
Can you say, 'B-O-G-U-S!'
......imo and all that.....;)