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    Best motor mods to do first?

    My son has a 2008 DRR Liquid cooled 90. I have made no mods yet. He is getting to the piont of wanting a little more juice. What would be the first and mabey inexpensive (lol) mod i would do first. I was thinking of shaving the head to increase compression, i run high octane anyway in it. All the replys i thank you for Dean!

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    he said inexpensive nothing cheap about shocks upgrade your rollers spring and clutch she'll preform alot better
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    Not to be rude but I agree with suspension. Some small changes to the clutch and gearing the stock suspension will handle though
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    I agree with the suspension being the first mod.Too much motor on stock shocks requires a really good helmet.

    About the motor mods... Be careful when trying to do a small mod here or there in an attempt to save money. Most mods require an additional mod to work properly. For example, a pipe mod will most likely require a clutch and or carb mod to work right. You can spend alot of money and actually go backwards in performance because something else is now out of wack. When I tell u this i speak from experience.
    You will be way ahead to buy a performance package from someone who has done all of the r&d and taken the guess work out of it. Go to the Hetrick Racing website and look at thier power-up kits. They will have different levels of pkgs to choose from.

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    Suspension definately helps the riders use the power that have better so it is always a good choice for performance and safety.


    On the DRX90 we have had good success with porting the cylinder/head...the stock pipe is actually good.

    This would be my first choice and one that will make a noticeable difference but not require an extreme budget.

    With the power change tweaking the CVT set up (spring/Rollers) will help get optimum performance to the back wheels.


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    suspension and and frame gussets check that frame under the seat the more power the more air youre going to get and a good axel my boy has a 70 at 7 yrs old broke the frame in 3 spots and a axel think safty before speed . check your frame i think ther is a right up on this forum about it . seeya tommy

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    ditto the high comp head and clutching, add porting if you can. Holeshots mean alot and power/clutching really helps and it's cheaper. If he get's donkey kicked from ridding hard, then fix the suspension.
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    of coarse the first mod should be shocks but he didnt say anything about jumping just wanted more juice just my two cents
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    Exactly

    what he said, since you asked about motor that is where I will go. Hands down the easiest mod and most Bang for the Buck would be a Trackside Performance Pipe. You will have to adjust your jetting and clutching as with any other pipe but this will be your biggest gain with the least work.
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