I HAVE JUST BOUGHT A '92 MODEL XT600 AND i WANT TO PUT THE BIGGEST "BIG BORE KIT " IN IT WHAT SIZE CAN IT TAKE? AND WHERE CAN i PURCHASE ONE FOR BEST PRICE?
Re: I HAVE JUST BOUGHT A '92 MODEL XT600 AND i WANT TO...
Stock bore is 95 mm, Wiseco offers a 101 mm piston, some crankcase cleanup is required. Will be 672 cc monster when you're done. Actually am building one right now for a supermoto screamer. Good luck!
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The company that does the rebore will take care of all that. They are the experts, leave it to them. They will take it, measure it, bore it, hone it, supply the piston and rings
Another alternative is that they can bore it out and insert a sleeve and put you back to the stock size.
Before doing all this, have you checked for broken piston rings?
333 cc. But i really don't recommend putting that kit on your bike. For the little amount you gain in piston size wouldn't be worth it, because you will have a super thin cylinder sleeve and the bike will run a lot hotter then it should. Save the bores for rebuilds down the road.
It seems that YES a 56mm aftermarket cylinder is available for the Stihl 064. Looking at the kit you need to just replace Cylinder, Piston and rings, bearing bush and clips. Worth also replacing the base gasket too.
Any engine will fit, with enough custom modification. However Kawasaki makes 400 and 600cc sizes in their "K" series. Also I believe their is a KX 175 that is almost exactly the same as what you have, only with more displacement. If you are just wanting more power you could think about boring out the pistons and putting in larger valves. Otherwise known as a "big bore kit", this is usually easier than creating custom engine mounts.
I believe the standard starting place is to go 2 jet sizes bigger, but I would check with the manufacturer of the big bore kit to make sure. Hope this helps
most ford pickup rims are 15*7 its kind of a narrow tire therefore the biggest tires are 285/75. those will fit fine too big will rub, crack the sidewall, even cause a blow-out. you can go to your local goodyear and they will lookup your vehicle find the biggest-best tire fore your application, then give you a quote to take with you.
The biggest bore would be 1mm over.The standard bore on that bike is 65.0mm
so you could bore up to 66mm and to be a 900cc you would need a bore size of 68.5 mm
So your answers
Yes, it can be bored
No,Not to a 900cc
Piston size is 66mm (making it roughly an 843cc)
I Hope this has answered all your questions,But please feel free to ask any more if needed.
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