Polaris 800 axys reed

[Twoskisproductions]

Im looking to change my reeds on 2016 polaris axys 800 163 na

Everything is stock besides a mbrp race can and some clutch work


What does everyone recommend for reeds. Should I just get oem stock polaris ones or is there better brand thats cheaper and better performance then the stock ones?

 

[RHODESIE]

Polaris started using v-force in 2016. About as good as it gets. If they are in good shape just leave them in.

 

[Twoskisproductions]

Okay

How hard are they to pull to inspect?

 

[A@ron]

Pretty easy to pull once you get the console, gas tank and air box out of the way.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

But if you don't have a runability issue why would you pull them?

 

[HECKS]

2skis, pull off driven clutch, clutch cover and swing oil tank out of the way, airbox, throttle bodies, then you are at the reed cages.
If you pull them, look for chipping and warping at the tips of the reeds, or if you can see an air gap from looking inside the reed cage towards light.
Fairly cheep to replace.
My 16' had 4700 miles and them looked great and buddies 17' with 2100 miles were chipped up bad. 4 reeds per cylinder = 2 kits required.

Here's the part number for stock Vforce Moto Tassinari replacements if needed:
https://mototassinari.com/3p883r.html
Replacement pedals p/n# 3P883R
Reed Blocks are V3 132 CR (on 16~17's from what I know)