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PostPosted: Mon Dec 17, 2018 9:51 pm 
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Ok well it's been a fat min since ive posted but ive done a ton of work on the challenger. When I left off I had just purchased my challenger fl250. First thing I did was strip everything off it to paint it and assess it. It had a modified FL250 bottom end built to fit a YZ250 top end by JR racing. The bottom end was seized up and I tried extremely hard to unseize but couldn't even separate the bottom end cases. I eventually snapped off a clutch bolt in it by trying to use a wrench and breaker bar to rotate the crank and break it free. After that I gave up on it. It was a shame to see it go but I eventually decided to sell it to get some cash for some other parts. I bought a stock Fl250 bottom end and a cr250 top end as a temporary Engine. I got a water cooled head hooked up to banshee radiator for it and and aftermarket reed cage hooked up on a 37mm kehin. I had some major headache with the wiring, and after months of messing it with it got a new wiring harness which solved all my problems. I also spent some time redoing the wiring harness to accept the goki electric start as well as a voltage rectifier to charge the battery and lights and 12 volt accessories. So far I am working on a conversion to a cr500 conversion on a modified bottom end.


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 18, 2018 12:21 am 
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Man that's too bad you can't get it apart... That YZ250 top end is a power valve motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )) which should have actually made really good power as that vintage YZ is rated for about 40HP. Wow. a 350r is less than that.

If you send me that Engine I might be able to help you along


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