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Posted by: x rider1291

hey wuts goin on. i just put vforce2 reeds in my banshee and it seems like it got slower than it was before. got any ideas why?do i have to rejet it or could it be something else...plz let me kno thanks



Posted by: firefighterjosh

I heard that installing V-force reeds accually richen up your quad since they seem to pull more fuel. Not sure just what I have heard. Make sure they are not cracked or anything. Mine came to my house with cracks in the reeds. Warranty covered them and it ran 10x better and I didn't rejet



Posted by: x rider1291

well i was just ridin it a few mins ago...and it seems like it gained ALOT of low and mid end but it kinda cuts out wen it hits the top end. just thought this info might help



Posted by: mickey400ex

go down 1 main jet size and try it then, also dont forget to do your plug chop



Posted by: TXATVRIDER

Man i just got done trying to find out what exactly what VForce reeds do. From everyone i talk to they say if your bike is stock don't put them on but if you have pistons , bla bla bla then there good.



Posted by: loboboy

Think about the basics. answer this question.

When do you rejett your bike?

Any time you change the intake system or exhaust system, correct?

No matter what it runs like after you install reeds or pipes you should always rejett the bike for optimum performance.



Posted by: djguestone

quote:
Originally posted by x rider1291
well i was just ridin it a few mins ago...and it seems like it gained ALOT of low and mid end but it kinda cuts out wen it hits the top end. just thought this info might help

How much top end do you loose?



Posted by: TXATVRIDER

So are they a good upgrade for the bike?



Posted by: TXATVRIDER

So are they a good upgrade for the bike?



Posted by: x rider1291

well i didnt lose alot...its just that when im pinned in any gear its not goin as fast as it should be but the motor sounds like it is...and yes its a very good upgrade...i found out that all i have to do is change the jetting because it is running to rich. should i turn the needle clip up or down?(this is for the main jet)



Posted by: firefighterjosh

They are a very good upgrade to your bike. If jetted correctly you should notice ***** load of mid range hit!



Posted by: x rider1291

quote:
Originally posted by firefighterjosh
They are a very good upgrade to your bike. If jetted correctly you should notice ***** load of mid range hit!


yea i find out all it needed was to be jetted and ill tell you rite now that thing RIPS!! ....i was at a local track yesterday and it was riding really good...the only thing i have to worry about now is new tie rods because i had a little incident



Posted by: djguestone

I just put my VF3's on my Banshee. I'm running K&N Pods, T5's on stock motor. I haven't taken her out for a run yet but the rev's sould really good. Very good throttle response. I can only imagine it's performance but I'll find out on thrusday when I go riding.



Posted by: x rider1291

yea man believe me...you will be impressed



Posted by: djguestone

quote:
Originally posted by x rider1291
yea man believe me...you will be impressed

I'm sure I will, I can't wait to ride.. I feel i have everything tuned right & have to put it to the test.





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