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Are reed spacers good to run on stock carbs and do they go before the reeds or after (stock reeds as well) prolly getting Boyesen reeds soon though.     The guy before me was trying to run 34mm flat slides on this stock engine so there was some reed spacers on there and he siliconed them or somthing onto the front end of the reeds (jugs side) I was thinking of just removing them and getting new gaskets   Suggestions ? 

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if your running stock carbs, yea,  i would take them out,  only thing they will do is give one more spot for a air leak. 

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I thought reed spacers gave more “storage room” for atomized fuel mix. And  added a hint of throttle response? 
we use to add them on our sleds back in the day

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6 hours ago, Deets said:

I thought reed spacers gave more “storage room” for atomized fuel mix. And  added a hint of throttle response? 
we use to add them on our sleds back in the day

Myth. Reed spacers and boost bottles are mythical gains. 

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They are only beneficial on some case induction motors (not Banshees) to space the reed tips away from the turbulence of the crankshaft to increase reed life.

Or where the reed cages occlude a transfer port.

Seadoo 951 motors need reed spacers, so chances are your Skidoo had a similar motor.

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, trickedcarbine said:

Myth. Reed spacers and boost bottles are mythical gains. 

Just bought my first banshee a few days ago. It has a boost bottle on it. Leave it or shitcan it? 

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