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Does anyone have any knowledge or experience trying to get the 2019 ktm plastic on a 2017 or 2018? I know I’ll need to change the tank, radiators and possibly airbox. It looks like the 2019 has a different airbox but the mounting points on the subframe look the same to me. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Millerrr973 wrote:You’ll need the 2019 air box for sure and a seat. Currently converting a 2018 125 sx.
But the big question, does the new airbox work with the 17/18 subframe? Looking at it I would say it will but I looked up the OEM part number and it changed for 2019 ?
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While on the subject, anyone know what years would work on my 14 250sx? And what would have to be changed/modded
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For me I really like how slim the shrouds are on the 19. Coming off Honda’s and still owning a 17 kawi, my only gripe about my 18 ktm is how wide the shrouds are. And the rest of the 19 plastic looks sweet IMO
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That has nothing to do with the body work itself... The radiators have been slimmed and lowered...
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I am interested too, I love the new plastics, I have the 2019 exc model and I would love to fit the xc 2019 plastics, anybody successes?
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Wow cool, I would love to know all the parts, beside the obvious ones, seat, plastics, subframe probably
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racerhansen wrote:Looks like it is possible to do somehow, but I don't know how much work was required
I'd love to know the rear fender setup on that. I bought a new 19 XC and want to get head light and taillight set up like an XCW for my local enduro series.
I know I can bolt something on there to make it "legal" but I want OEM-like fitment
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Does anyone know if this can be done on a 2017/2018 Husqvarnas? 2019 plastics on older Husqvarna?
The new plastics look bitchin IMO. For sure the subframe would have to be swapped (if it fits). Probably tank too.
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My buddy has done it on his 17 250sx. You'll need subframe, airbox, gas tank, seat and all associated plastics. He got it to fit with his 17 radiators, just had to warm the shrouds a bit with a heat gun to get them to flex into place. Be prepared to spend a few bucks.
Silencer mounting points were not the same with the updated subframe on the 2 strokes. Only one of the two silencer mounts for the long pc silencer are able to mount up. Not sure how the 4 stroke mounts will do for you, but anything can be fabbed or tweaked to fit if you have the ambition to do it.
In my opinion he should have sold the 17 and bought a 19. Depending on what you can get parts for you're looking at $800-1000 for the body update on a bike with a couple of seasons under it. Anyway, that's a different topic.
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Seriously they look the same, why waste your time. If you were talking about a husky I would say that makes sense but I honestly can't tell the difference between the 18 and 19 KTM
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I Just finished applying MY2019 EXC TPI 2stroke model plastic kit to my EXC MY2017. No adaption needed!!!
Some photos of the process 😁 
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Yes. That's all i needed.
No modifications required.
2017MY EXC (last model with carburetor) with 2019 (TPI) plastics 
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It’s because the EXC did not get the plastic and body work updates in 2019 that’s the sx/sxf/other models? Got. Your 2017 and 2019 has the same exact plastics and body work
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I'd guess so.
I was expecting that the MY2018 EXC (first model with TPI) would have some changes on the sub-frame, tank/radiators that would make them not compatible with my MY2017, but I called the store i was buying the plastics from and asked them. They said they were compatible , and they were right, since i was i able to fit them.
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so what about the front end i.e. front fender, fork guards and number plate, are they just a straight swap? I ask because you can now get a set of red plastics for the 19/20, Im not willing to spend the money to do a complete conversion just to get the red plastics but I would like a red front end.
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Olly_Richards wrote:so what about the front end i.e. front fender, fork guards and number plate, are they just a straight swap? I ask because you ...more
Front fender and fork guards are identical from 2016-2020. The front number plates are different but are an exact fit, no modification needed.
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