My 94 CR250 rebuild

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My 94 CR250 rebuild

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For those of you who don't follow the 2-stroke forum on Thumpertalk.

Frame was in bad shape, :shock:

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Soda blasted,

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Fresh powder coat, :)
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New OEM crank, :cool:
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Fully rebuilt suspension at stock settings, polished tubes too, :D

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As it sits right now,

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Will be updating thread frequently.
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Fuk thats nice dude! :cool:
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:cool:
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Post by iggys-amsoil »

Hey thanks for giving me some insite as to what mine looks like on the inside.

Have any pics of the power valve?
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:cool: SWEET :cool: :woot:
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iggys-amsoil wrote:Hey thanks for giving me some insite as to what mine looks like on the inside.

Have any pics of the power valve?
I never took any pics of the power valve :cry:
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Post by arleybeer40 »

What did you do to repair the frame on the underside?
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I took it down to the local welding shop and they did it up for me, :wink:
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Post by arleybeer40 »

Did they clip in new tubes or just patch up the holes?
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Post by 2strokes4ever »

mine is a 96, i gotta do the same, its either that or an alloy frame, not sure yet
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Post by 100hp honda »

nice job. is your 250 nikisil ? what clearance did you set the piston at just wondering ?
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It has a cast iron sleeve in it, one size over stock.

Displacement: 251cc
Bore - Standard: 66.4mm
Bore - Actual: 67.00mm
Bore - Oversize: 0.60

I'm not sure what the actual piston to wall clearance is. I wish I still had the box ):

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Post by 100hp honda »

cool. the newer 250 is nikisil, i was just curious if the older 250 were also
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The older CR's were nikasil, mine was but I had it sleeved because I put a nice gash in the wall a few years back. I sent it down to L.A. Sleeve and they did it up for me.
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