Tecate Kxf -4 "big Bore" Engine on 2040-parts.com
Glen Ellyn, Illinois, US
Kawasaki KXF-250-4 "BIG BORE" 295 engine. Brand new ...never started.
All machine work (porting and polishing) by Off-Road Innovation in New York.
LA Sleeve Big Bore piston & sleeve...Wiseco bearing...Sprock Racing polished billet
Cylinder head...KX 250 Power valve set with gov. rod. (***Over $1,200.00 in top end alone.)
Bottom end gone through with new bearings and seals. This is a great engine !!!!!
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