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fatcaaat · 02-20-2008, 07:39 AM

Get rid of that stock carb on the xr200. It will make it a total dog. Pop on a Mikuni TM28 Flatslide. Also, while you are at it, get the head ported and get some custom ground cams from webcamshaft.com. A stock xr200 doesn't make a lot of power, but it definitely has a lot of potential.

Also, not sure how I feel about the back portion of the cradle that mounts up to the frame with those two flimsly 6mm bolts. You now have a substantially heavier motor in there with a lot more torque. You need to lop that stuff of, weld up some mating plates, and bolt them in there with some grade 8 hardware. I'd hate to see you running down the road with the motor dragging on the ground

Nice innovative build.

02-20-2008, 07:39 AM	#16 (permalink)
fatcaaat 3rd Gear Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 2,940	Re: My YSR 200 4 Stroke build! Get rid of that stock carb on the xr200. It will make it a total dog. Pop on a Mikuni TM28 Flatslide. Also, while you are at it, get the head ported and get some custom ground cams from webcamshaft.com. A stock xr200 doesn't make a lot of power, but it definitely has a lot of potential. Also, not sure how I feel about the back portion of the cradle that mounts up to the frame with those two flimsly 6mm bolts. You now have a substantially heavier motor in there with a lot more torque. You need to lop that stuff of, weld up some mating plates, and bolt them in there with some grade 8 hardware. I'd hate to see you running down the road with the motor dragging on the ground Nice innovative build. Last edited by fatcaaat; 02-20-2008 at 07:43 AM.