VF3 or Boyessen?
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when your serious about performance, there is only one option..............
Moto Tassinari | SUPERIOR AIR POWER
Moto Tassinari | SUPERIOR AIR POWER
Im just looking for a little more performance. how are the boyesen pro series reeds just to get a little more top speed and acceleration
Not sh*t on VF3's.
If you want a quality high performance part you will pay for it.Speed costs money how fast can you afford to go?
haha makes sense! so if im looking into reeds then v force for sure! you get you what you pay for
Not always. Unless you're ported/piped, etc., you won't be very happy with the results. I would really like to see a dyno print-out of VF2-3s vs Boysen or Vito's two stage reeds on ported cage. I look at it from a $$/HP point of view. And would the ass dyno tell the difference in throttle response? Blind taste test where the rider didn't know which he had?
I:INot always. Unless you're ported/piped, etc., you won't be very happy with the results. I would really like to see a dyno print-out of VF2-3s vs Boysen or Vito's two stage reeds on ported cage. I look at it from a $$/HP point of view. And would the ass dyno tell the difference in throttle response? Blind taste test where the rider didn't know which he had?
my veiw on it is much different, as is my whole outlook on my motors, i'd rather have reliability over sheer HP. numbers.
i firmly believe the vf3's are much more reliable, and are much less likely to break a reed, than any of the dual stage on a stock cage,
i've personally seen at least 3 sets of dual stage reeds break last year alone,
you have to finish the race to win it !!!
i just inspected my vf3's a few weeks ago when pulling my motor to send to ken, after countless hours over the last 3 years, they look exactly like the day i put them in !!!
In this case you get what you pay for. The V3's are better overall but the boysen are a close second.
