21 250sxf big bore kit?

Need more power everywhere.
im usually one who just says want a fast bike buy a fast bike and don't go spending 3k on something to try and make it work. That said I prefer the 250f engine character and flick ability that the bigger bikes dont have so I think id rather just put a few bucks into the bike if I can get another 5-7hp across the board.

Saw an old post about a 270 kit making like 15hp more than the stock bike but it was a fully tricked out motor at the same time so no clue what the gains were like with just the 270 kit....

I have a full ti FMF in the mail for my new bike, it feels really out of breath all the time. running lean feeling too.
So im hoping with a 2 stroke filter cage, exhaust and someones big bore kit and hopefully just flash the stock ecu for it it will be what im looking for.
Already have a few hrs on the bike and I love everything about it other than it feels choked up big time. gearing is great for me so its not that.

will also consider some oxygenated race gas if I can literally pour in like 2hp even fi its 20$/gallon




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I don’t think there’s any way to gain 15hp on a 250f. I don’t even think a 350 had that much more.

If I wanted a race 250f I’d call Twisted Development. But with what you are looking for I’d imagine it’s going to cost you upwards of $3-$4k.
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5 to 7hp maybe and that will cost you $3 to $5k. No way you are picking up 15hp.
Like CarlinoJoe says, call Twisted Development.
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Tuna wrote:
5 to 7hp maybe and that will cost you $3 to $5k. No way you are picking up 15hp.
Like CarlinoJoe says, call Twisted Development.
A 350 might be a better option. It’s going to be less expensive and more reliable.

A built 250f will need pistons every 25 hours.
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Need more power everywhere. im usually one who just says want a fast bike buy a fast bike and don't go spending 3k on something to...
Need more power everywhere.
im usually one who just says want a fast bike buy a fast bike and don't go spending 3k on something to try and make it work. That said I prefer the 250f engine character and flick ability that the bigger bikes dont have so I think id rather just put a few bucks into the bike if I can get another 5-7hp across the board.

Saw an old post about a 270 kit making like 15hp more than the stock bike but it was a fully tricked out motor at the same time so no clue what the gains were like with just the 270 kit....

I have a full ti FMF in the mail for my new bike, it feels really out of breath all the time. running lean feeling too.
So im hoping with a 2 stroke filter cage, exhaust and someones big bore kit and hopefully just flash the stock ecu for it it will be what im looking for.
Already have a few hrs on the bike and I love everything about it other than it feels choked up big time. gearing is great for me so its not that.

will also consider some oxygenated race gas if I can literally pour in like 2hp even fi its 20$/gallon




I have an 2017 Sxf 270 that I absolutely love. Had a 2017 350 prior to it and the power is similar, but the 270 is definitely easier to handle.

In my case I have the bigger jug, RnD throttle body, Vortex and the head was massaged just a little, but all set up to run on pump gas. Big jump in Hp, 52 and change peak on the dyno and it pretty much maintained the same power curve, albeit with a small jump in torque.

As far as rebuilds go, I put a new top end in at 52 hours, but definitely could have gone longer. That's a game of chance I just don't want to play, but a big bore in theory puts less strain on your motor. I think a bigger jug and remap would definitely be worth the 1000 or so bucks spent and will be very noticeable over stock.
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That's who modified mine and the motor absolutely rips. On the other side of the coin, the customer service is at best average and I have read many a post that say they experienced something below average.

Regardless, you will not be disappointed with a 270 kit and some level of mods.
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I have a 2016 FC350 with the Cylinder Works 366 big bore kit, DCR intake cam, ported head, and tuned ECU on T4 fuel, and it makes 61.5hp. Stock was ~52hp, so I do not think you will get 15hp out of a 270 kit on a 250, even if you went with a more aggressive/oxygenated race fuel like PRO6 or MR12 and a high comp piston.
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Dont bother with a big bore, just my opinion. If you want more, reliable power id call Todd Lachance out of TLR Performance and have him work some magic on it. Head porting, the exhaust, filter cage, and either buy a Vortex or tune the stock ecu for good fuel and it will be a night/day difference. I did those things plus an intake cam on my prior bike and it was astounding how much different it felt.
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7/8/2020 1:36pm
Asnep815 wrote:
Dont bother with a big bore, just my opinion. If you want more, reliable power id call Todd Lachance out of TLR Performance and have him...
Dont bother with a big bore, just my opinion. If you want more, reliable power id call Todd Lachance out of TLR Performance and have him work some magic on it. Head porting, the exhaust, filter cage, and either buy a Vortex or tune the stock ecu for good fuel and it will be a night/day difference. I did those things plus an intake cam on my prior bike and it was astounding how much different it felt.
just put on the TI system. looks amazing. going to track tomorrow.
Im leaning this way.... it just needs a little more punch from 8-14.5k. Happy to increase rpm and reduce life and give it a +1 rear sprocket to give it the same speed per gear. going to try an oxygenated race gas first. it really just needs "unchocked" and freed up for me to be happy.
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7/9/2020 7:52am
Asnep815 wrote:
Dont bother with a big bore, just my opinion. If you want more, reliable power id call Todd Lachance out of TLR Performance and have him...
Dont bother with a big bore, just my opinion. If you want more, reliable power id call Todd Lachance out of TLR Performance and have him work some magic on it. Head porting, the exhaust, filter cage, and either buy a Vortex or tune the stock ecu for good fuel and it will be a night/day difference. I did those things plus an intake cam on my prior bike and it was astounding how much different it felt.
Big bore helped the bottom end on my 350, so it should do the same on a 250 if he is looking for more grunt. I agree on TLR. He did all of the work on mine, and it flat out rips! Todd is the man!!!
7/16/2020 3:36pm
well I chickened out....
I got lucky enough to snag the first 350 around.... this 100cc big bore kit will certainly do the trick now lol.
Spending tonight swapping the exhaust and my plastics over. figuring since the market is so in demand I might as well make the move and try it now. maybe only loose 800 or so on my 250 if I can get 9300 back out for it so she's going up for sale.

Thanks for the advice on the 250 mods.

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