slodad

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Sep 4, 2005
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If my experience with my YZ125 is typical, I would save the money and just get new stock reeds. I was unable to get the VForce 3 to run as well as the stock, and I spent quite a bit of time with different jetting combinations. Even if the advertising claims were true, you're spending quite a bit of money for an improvement that most non-experts would probably not notice. On the other hand, they have many satisfied customers who say that the products work.
 

Patman

Pantless Wonder
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Dec 26, 1999
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We setup my son's CR125 with the VForce and a JD Jetting kit. A little tweaking and it's spot on and runs much better than it did with the stock reeds & block. As far as which jetting? Well my friend you will need to sort that out on your own. Start at stock and work from there or see if there is a JD kit available which will just require a little fine tuning.
 

mhenry14clady

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Oct 17, 2009
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i instaleed my v-force the other day without rejetting and automatically found alot of improvement on throttle response the whole way through the range :)
 

Lorin

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Jun 25, 1999
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I noticed a tangible difference just moving to the v-force reeds, and again after re-jetting. Money well spent for me.
 
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