v force reeds

[kawiking]

will v force reeds work on a stock reed cage??

[sheefreak]

Never tried it but you'd be paying way to much money for no reason. It isn't the reed that helps airflow, it is the cage. I think it costs $60 for replacement v-forces, or $30 for a decent set of boyeseen's that will do the same thing.

[kawiking]

Never tried it but you'd be paying way to much money for no reason. It isn't the reed that helps airflow, it is the cage. I think it costs $60 for replacement v-forces, or $30 for a decent set of boyeseen's that will do the same thing.

 

 

whats a good boyesen reed. im having mine drag ported. stock cyln.

 

buudy had some pro seires i was going to buy but when took his motor apart and they were broke.

[fastrthnu]

nope

[sheefreak]

These will work fine.

 

http://www.rockymountainatv.com/productDet...mp;navType=type

[kawiking]

are v forces worth the money???? i did end up buying a set of boyesen pro reds , havent got bike together but i just wanted to make sure im not really wanting v force. i know everybody runs them ,but do they make that big of diff.

[theshee]

Everybody told me that VF3s were the best $$ could buy so I didnt mess around with anything else. They have great throttle response, only reeds I will run for sure.

[Banchetta]

Its a contraversy that'll get different results w/ different motor setups....the more mods, the better they help out.

[ban-shred]

i'm running boyesen and they do a real diffence...yep i'm nearby stock but they do a difference, i think that bpyesen reeds are better for near stock engine and vf3's better for more modified engine

[RagunCajun]

vf3's made a huge difference with my dirtbike. Well worth the money. My shee has them but it came like that so i cant say what kind of difference it made. But it should be the same thing.

[lonestar]

I had v-force 2 reeds on my old motor. Did I feel the differance? Very little. Are they worth it? IMO for that motor. Nope. Would I buy v-force 3 reeds for my new motor? Maybe after doing a search that somebody proved that they lowered their E.T. on asphalt by a huge margine switching over from stock. But thats not saying that they would be any good for my motor. It's a gamble. IMO What started this band wagon somebody over at Glamis made a record run famous name Dan Hall, Dennis Packard, or banshee chick Orthon racing made it at the top record run with v-force reeds. Did the reeds have something to do with thoes record runs for that day or was it the conditions allowing the records to be broken. To make me a firm believer. I,d have to buy a set slicks, over-ride the tranny, set up the lights and go buy the E.T. NOT DYNO RUNS. Will I ever do this nope. I have alot of faith with the stock reeds.

[Banchetta]

I gained a solid 2hp across the whole curve on my 4mil, but that is a stroker. I wouldn't expect that much gain on a regular stroke...most people that feel gains is because their jetting was off to start w/. The aftermarket reeds will richen the needle circuit which most shee like once you pipe them. So if someone doesn't have their jetting right and puts aftermarket reeds on and feels a difference. They credit the reeds when actually they richened the mixture, which could have cost nothing w/ a little bit of jetting..A properly jetted shee should have to lower the needle when aftermarket reeds are installed.