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PDR

Mar 2 2008, 10:47 PM

The PDRATV YFZ450 Ultimate Engine Package provides you the do-it-yourself mechanic all the proper parts to make your YFZ450 a absolute screamer! Great all around power and better than OEM reliability makes this package unstopable.

Includes:

- 13.5:1 Wicked Piston

- Webs 187+5 cams* (Crower Victory Cam available for a mid range set-up)

- PDRATV spec port and polished head** (includes 3 angle valve job)

- OEM Top end gasket set

*Must send in OEM cams for core charge.

**Must send head in for porting. Replacement of damaged head parts are an additional cost.

PRICE: $1055.00

Upgrade to a 5-angle radiused valve job for $100.00

Customer Reviews of the package listed above:

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Awesome Deal! Ultimate Engine Package with Web 187 +5 Cams and a Hot Rods 3 mil crank Rocks! Porting looks and runs good. It rips up top and nothing was lost down low. PDR only sells Quality!

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I recently bought this package from Diesel, but teamed it up with the Hot Rods +3mm stroker crank.
After getting it all together, I am so far beyond impressed. I have had so many compliments already on how well it runs that its unbelievable.
Diesel's customer/ personal service was absolutely awesome. I called numerous times and he answered everytime. That is how a business should be ran.
Diesels prices were great, and he got the work done super fast.
I am more than impressed and happy with everything.
Thanks a lot Diesel, you have my business from here on out.

4strokin_it

Mar 4 2008, 11:11 PM

i ordered mine! just waiting to put it all back together. PDR is where its at!

myk

Mar 10 2008, 11:53 PM

What springs are you running with those web +5's to get better than OEM reliability?

Mike

PDR

Mar 11 2008, 12:43 PM

We can set you up with the kibble white spring kit directly from webs if you desire. We feel the springs kits are simply "extra" insurance. The other option is to go with the 187 +2.5 to get more longevity out of the set-up.

PDR

myk

Mar 11 2008, 04:10 PM

Thanks for the info, I've heard those web's are hard on the valve train, especially the springs and was curious how long or even if the stock springs would hold up in that environment.

Mike

PDR

Mar 11 2008, 04:39 PM

QUOTE(myk @ Mar 11 2008, 04:10 PM) [snapback]654142[/snapback]

Thanks for the info, I've heard those web's are hard on the valve train, especially the springs and was curious how long or even if the stock springs would hold up in that environment.

Mike

Any aftermarket cam set-up is harder on the valvetrain than stock. The spring kit is only recommended. The valvetrain will not wear out as fast with the 187 +2.5. That is the set-up I reccomend for those customers that are extremely worried about the springs and do not want to upgrade to the spring kit.

PDR

HDGasser

Mar 12 2008, 04:35 PM

Yeah i was thinking about getting some of those too..... put it on my tab!! Hurry up and get em shipped out, ill be expecting them by friday!!

PDR

Mar 12 2008, 05:25 PM

QUOTE(HDGasser @ Mar 12 2008, 05:35 PM) [snapback]654495[/snapback]

Yeah i was thinking about getting some of those too..... put it on my tab!! Hurry up and get em shipped out, ill be expecting them by friday!!

Hey guess what!

yourself this weekend. And then bend over in glamis Easter weekend, Ill bring your friend - MR. SLAVE!

BBSEYFZUT

Mar 12 2008, 05:54 PM

I have about 2 tanks through mine with +5 cams and stock springs. Runs awesome and no valve train problems, yet....I am going to do some KW springs shortly though.

Diesel whats your price on some KW springs?

PDR

Mar 12 2008, 09:45 PM

The Kibble White spring kits are $185.00 I believe.

When we ported your head, we inspected the springs and determined they were fine. YOu should be fine for a while.

PDR

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