More power on low revs in 2000' Kawasaki Kx 250..how

Hi
I've got Kawasaki kx 250 2000' and I ve got a lot of power on high
revs and I wanted to ask if there is possibility to move few horses to
low revs. I want to have more power on low revs and less on high. What
and how I have to adjust to do it??
thanks for any help

 

That would indeed be expensive, seeing as a KX is a two-stroke......

 

Maybe he could figure out a way to add apex seals from a rotary, too.

Perhaps he should trade it for a 125, so it won't be so scary when it gets
on the pipe.

 

You're right but I was asking about adjustment...changing the timing I
mean by rotating this thing that makes electoricity (sory for my
english) ?? or power valbe or carburator adjustment??

 

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Just buy a four-stroke.

 

I don't want a 4T ;-) . Some time ago I made cylinder modification
which is described on kawasaki green team web, but I didn't make my
pipe's fat part longer.Mayby I have to do it?? And I wanted to know if
I have to rotate my ignition clokwise or cunter clokwise to get a
little more power on low.

 

So is it possieble to do by adjustment only??

 

Was it something I said?

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