Hey guys, my 94 KDX200 is in the shop right now, getting new top end, fmf pipe/silencer, boysen reeds, jetted, chain and sprockets and some misc body parts. I was riding the bike bone stock before this, How much of a power increase should i get from these mods im doing??? Any other riders out there with a pimped out 94??? Thanx :)
I have a 1996 KDX 200. FMF Fatty, Carb Mod, Larger rear sprocket. But the most exciting mod was the Delta V-Force II reed cage and reeds. It brought the bike to a life that the pipe and sprocket didn't.
Went stiffer of the rear shock.
Powercart,
Are you putting in new valves in your shock and forks also? I would really like to do it to my 94, but I just don't have too much of a problem with the way it rides now. Also, I hate spending a lot of money on a bike that is almost 10 years old.
The engine mods are going to blow you away. I am really curious about how your suspension work comes out.
Im just getting new springs Jimbokdx, i was thinking about getting them re-valved, but i dont think ill have the funds to do so, Im already 1500 bux into the thing, so ill see....
i have a 97 kdx 220 and i put on a PC pipe, FMF silencer, Vforce, jets, and sprokets. I did all at the same time so i cant tell you what made the most difference. but it no longer anything like what it was before. it pulls good low end because of the bigger sprocket, the mid is impressive, but top end is a kick in the pants, it just keeps pulling..........and pulling.
happy riding.
james
I have a '94 with Twin Air, no airbox lid, FMF pipe w/stock silencer, Boysen Rad valve and reeds, and jetted perfectly. The difference in these mods is tremendous to say the least, but you must get the jetting right! As a sidenote, for my 230# body, the best mod was the one tooth smaller countershaft sprocket. Best $15 I ever spent. Do this too if you ride tight stuff.
im only 145 lbs, and i think i want a bit more top end so im going to 1 tooth bigger on the front. I think that the increase in power will let me go one tooth bigger, but still be able to lug at the same time, hopefully...