V force 3 Reed Valve for CR 85?

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I have had my CR 85 for about a year now. I started racing this past August. I am about to move up a class and I've been researching on the V Force 3 Reed Valves, but I am not sure if it is worth $130.00. Has anybody had any experience with this part.Thanks :cool:

 

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Besides jetting the bike correctly, the VF3 will help a lot over stock.
We run them is all our CR85's

 

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OK, thanks :cool: now I am going out to buy it.

 

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So what would be better the v force or the B pro reeds?Im close to getting one or the other and is there really any difference between the two?Besides price... :bang:

 

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I have had nothing but success with the Vforce. I put one in my 02 250 and it cleaned up the jetting and made it crisp off idle.
We also put one in our 85 and it was the best mod we made.

 

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The V-FORCE is the better buy then the pro reeds. The power blade is also good.

 

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Thanks, then i will be ordering some of the v-force for my cr 85 2006,any good places to order from? :cool:

 

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bundyho1 said:

Thanks, then i will be ordering some of the v-force for my cr 85 2006,any good places to order from? :cool:

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Same here, dude go on www.langstonracing.com you can get it for 130.00 and free ground shipping. :cool:

 

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you might want to get a aftermarket pipe instead

 

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directional

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Why would you do the pipe and then the reeds? I think you should do the reeds then the pipe. .

 

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Evins said:

you might want to get a aftermarket pipe instead

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A pipe doesnt give as much power from what ive herd, and a pipe also coast more.

 

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directional

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I have been reading people prefer the Boyessen PRO Series reeds over the V-force because they last alot longer and they are a third of the price.

 

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So what about the performance difference?

 

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directional

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From what i understand the VForce perform a LITTLE bit better but when they break the engine dosent eat them away , they eat away the engine ...

 

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Thanks for the heads up :cool:

 

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On an '03 KX65 we tried the pro reeds and the Super Stock Reeds -little to no difference from stock, The Boyesen Rad Valve- slightly noticeable improvement in bottom end power, and the V-Force 3-very noticeable improvement everywhere. We also have a stock pipe/silencer, and an FMF SST w/ Power core II silencer. The V-Force reeds are worth more than the pipe.

 

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See that's good to hear.. a lot of people have been saying there isnt much of a difference but you tested it out so i will go with your word.

 

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directional said:

W I think you should do the reeds then the pipe. .

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I would get the pipe, and the reeds :nod: