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Hey,

 

When I had my intake apart and checking the reeds and manifold and gaskets and all. I noticed the reeds were on the High setting. For sh*ts and giggles, I decided to put them on the Low setting. Earlier today, a bud told me that they'd be more prone to break on the Low setting and could f*ck some shit up if they break. Whats all your opinions on using the Low setting, and should I be ripping this thing back apart to put them where they were originally? Definitely don't feel like breaking reeds at the moment.

 

Later.

Posted

the only reason I didnt try that on my V-s is because the instructions say ----

 

 

Dont do this if you own a banshee!

 

That was enough for me to get it out of my mind.

 

Specially when Im spending 2 bills.

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YOU WILL COOK YOUR REEDS!Just for an example,I usually get 1 season(8 months) out of a set of reeds,needless to say I'm pretty hard on them.On the low setting I only got 3 months before they were so worn my shee wouldn't idle.I was so f-ing pissed and I too read the disclaimer,but thought I knew more than they did.

 

it really helps out the top-end,but F-that its not worth changing the reeds that often.

Posted

No worries fellas. I had my intake manifold, carb and reeds out, changed back to the High setting, back in and hittin 3rd out in the field in less than a half-hour. :headbang:

 

It smoked a little at first when cold, like normal, then it cleared up. I rode for ten minutes and then it started smoking a lot when I let off the throttle and at idle, then the left side kinda let up a little and the right kept smokin. figured it was actin a little rich, i'll check it out more later.

 

this is the first ride after replacing the domes and pulling the intake off and replacing all the gaskets. i was hoping to find something that might cause an airleak and be the cause of a 230 main in my single carb, so I was half-hoping to richen up a little. :confused:

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