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98 Kx250 top end. what in sam hell do I have?


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just got this 98 kx250. jug says "KIPS" on the side. My neighbor (a kawasaki fanatic) says they only stamped "KIPS" on kx500's. I googled 98 kx250's and couldn't find one that had "KIPS" on the jug. any of you guys know what i have? is it a standard 250 jug?

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Looks like a 91-ish 250 cylinder on a later case. :ride:

hey jeekinz i saw on a thread i think it was you anyway about a number stamped on the 98 250 jug can you please let me know what it is from what i remember it was 18 something 5 i think its not the same as whats on mine anyway i read to get the best from the 98 it needs to have the 98 jug on it ?????

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hey jeekinz i saw on a thread i think it was you anyway about a number stamped on the 98 250 jug can you please let me know what it is from what i remember it was 18 something 5 i think its not the same as whats on mine anyway i read to get the best from the 98 it needs to have the 98 jug on it ?????

98 & 99 KX250's used cylinder 1851. That number is the last 4 digits of the part number. You'll see that alot on some parts. The actual part number is 11005-1851. 11005 is basically a number that groups parts together, so many cylinders part number begins with 11005. My 94 cylinder is 11005-1722, so "1722" is cast into the side of my cylinder correctly identifying it as a 94 cylinder.

If you buy a cylinder off Ebay make sure you email them for the casting number since alot of these parts swap over (as you already know) so if it came off a 98 chassis, you might get a 01 cylinder.

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98 & 99 KX250's used cylinder 1851. That number is the last 4 digits of the part number. You'll see that alot on some parts. The actual part number is 11005-1851. 11005 is basically a number that groups parts together, so many cylinders part number begins with 11005. My 94 cylinder is 11005-1722, so "1722" is cast into the side of my cylinder correctly identifying it as a 94 cylinder.

If you buy a cylinder off Ebay make sure you email them for the casting number since alot of these parts swap over (as you already know) so if it came off a 98 chassis, you might get a 01 cylinder.

I have 1793 on mine so i take it its not a 98 jug how would i go about finding out what its from ???

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1996 kx250-k3 (11005-1793)

so i have a 96 jug on it that suxs then the bike was sold to a mate as a 2001 model then i find out its a 98 and now its got a 96 jug on it so when i do a top end do i order a 96 top end kit ??? or are they interchngeable:banghead:

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That's definately NOT a 96 cylinder. It has the old egg shaped head...it's an early 90's KX250 or KDX cylinder.

You need to post a larger picture, and a few of them. Also, look on the right side of the crank case, above the clutch cover for the case number and post that. They will determine what year case you have. It looks like it could be a 1991 KX250 engine. That model had the egg-shaped head but the newer style ignition cover. It's hard to see the pic you posted. So a larger pic or case numbers is better.

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