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V Force 3 Reeds For M7..Good gains??

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Zone28M7

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Just curious if anyone has installed the vforce 3 reeds on a m series and what kind of gains you saw. I am installing these this week and just want an idea of what to expect.


Thanks!
 
Don't have the M7 anymore, but you should see noticable improvement in throttle response not HP. I put mine in when I installed my Timbersled intakes and it made it super peppy. Not totally sure which one did it, but I really liked the response. Good luck!

Aaron
 
I installed V-Force 3 reeds in my M7 when I rebuilt the engine. Never really did notice any gain. A head change will give you the best gain on the M7.
 
I installed V-Force 3 reeds in my M7 when I rebuilt the engine. Never really did notice any gain. A head change will give you the best gain on the M7.
Yeah, I already had my stock head milled and it boosted the compression to 150 from 114 on both cylinders.
 
Yeah, I already had my stock head milled and it boosted the compression to 150 from 114 on both cylinders.
Okay, well I just got these installed and it was trickier than I expected but got it all wrapped up. Now pray for snow! I'll advise on the throttle response, etc.
 
Waste of time/money. Sorry to break it to you.

A friend and I both put them in our F7's a couple seasons ago, and the only thing they did was make them a ***** to start.
 
i have to say they work really well with a big bore but not so much with a stock sled so ive heard
 
not worth it on an m7.
plus its kind of a chore for such a small mod.
one of those 5 min. jobs that take an hour or more....
 
you can buy a set of boyseen reeds that will fit right in your stock reed cages for about $75...
 
you can buy a set of boyseen reeds that will fit right in your stock reed cages for about $75...
Welp, too little too late. haha. My sled isnt bone stock so we'll see. I still have twin pipes and a milled head with a control box so it's combo'd up with a few other things. Thanks for the input guys.
 
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