Boysen Dual stage reeds

[robert0762]

What can I expect over stock reeds and do I need to rejet?

[AKheathen]

What can I expect over stock reeds and do I need to rejet?

did you get the pro reeds, or power reeds?

[robert0762]

did you get the pro reeds, or power reeds?

 

 

Pro reeds the ones with the carbon fiber top petal

[AKheathen]

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Pro reeds the ones with the carbon fiber top petal

those will be about perfect for the pipes. you will definately notice a smoother power transition and stronger mid-low. you may have to drop a size from pulling more air, or may not. just check after you install them. what jetting did you end up with on that setup? just curious, because i'm running pcp's, +5, 20cc's, boysen dual stage on 40:1 95oct. 350 mains, back to stock needle in middle, and27.5. asl 60*f

[robert0762]

those will be about perfect for the pipes. you will definately notice a smoother power transition and stronger mid-low. you may have to drop a size from pulling more air, or may not. just check after you install them. what jetting did you end up with on that setup? just curious, because i'm running pcp's, +5, 20cc's, boysen dual stage on 40:1 95oct. 350 mains, back to stock needle in middle, and27.5. asl 60*f

Well I havent done a chop yet but i have 320 s and 25 s and the clip is 1 notch lean from stock sea level 90 deg and I think I need to go down on the mains cause I get a lil studder once she gets up to operating temp. ? for you. Do you have to run more fuel for higher comp. I have noticed that most guys have larger mains with higer comp.

Edited August 26, 2009 by robert0762