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 pro cool head I just recentely got my first TRX 250r, I've been riding for over 12 years but they have all been 4-stroke. I wanted to know what it would take to get a pro cool head installed and what a smaller dome would do to power wise. maybe like a 17      |
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| it mostly just keeps the bike running cooler by a couple degrees and allows you to change the size of the dome depending on the application... i believe the standard on a 250r is 21 or so... 17 would be pretty tight.... what kinda gas are you planning on running?
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| i'll probably run racing fuel if i go that drastic |
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| Do you know the compression ratio for stock and what it will be with a smaller dome |
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