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| crf150f question Question how much horse does the crf150f git modified? Last edited by baja127; 12-07-2007 at 10:39 AM. |
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| Re: crf150f question 10 hp stock and slower than hell. With a 175 kit carb and air filter with a pipe you can get 14hp. But the bike weighs 225 pounds so no amount of power is going to make it fast. |
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| Re: crf150f question is it a crf150r or a crf150f ?
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| Re: crf150f question More like 12-13hp at the wheel stock With a 175 kit, stage 3 cam, 28mm carb, and exhaust, you can look at 15-18hp depending on your setup If you wanna blow a ton of money, you can go even bigger and more powerful.. A little bit on the highside, but coeshow does make the 250kit which is capable of 28-32hp But just depends on how much you wanna put in a 150f.. But with some people that dump $2,000 in there fiddy motors, I could easily see how someone could dump $2,000 into a 150f motor btw 150f's suck for anything but trail riding or stunting IMO |
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| Re: crf150f question Stuffing a CRF230 engine with a HC piston and cam in is likely cheaper than modding the standard lump. Should bolt right in. |
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| Re: crf150f question Not so very different. I think that the newer e-start 150 is basically the same as the 230. I'm FOS often though... |
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| Re: crf150f question Quote:
I'm not sure if they are different, but if they are the same, that would be sick.. I'd much rather get a E-start 230 and put it in my kick start 150f If I could, and upgrade it | |
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| Re: crf150f question better off with the 150f with a 230 bigbore kit,with the kick start you can run a inner rotor ignition, you can't with the e-start |
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| Re: crf150f question Quote:
I found out from coeshow that 230 motors bolt right in.. Now I'm considering a 230 motor with a 250 big bore, 30mm carb, cam, and exhaust... mmmmm Would be a good route to go, since I don't like kick starts, and kick starters are prone to going out on 150f's I hear.. edit: also not to mention the only bore kits for the kick start 150, are teh 170, 175, 190, and 250 kit.. The 250 kit is expensive $1200.. Whereas the 250kit for the 230 motor, is only $500 I think.. I figure I could probably get a 230 motor for anywhere from $300-$700, and sell my motor for $200-$400.. Then bore it to a 250, get a big carb, cam, and exhaust, and see where that puts me I hear with the 250 kit, I should be looking at 24-26hp+, with TONS of torque all the way through the power band Last edited by Towlieee; 12-25-2007 at 05:23 PM. | |
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