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Great while they last! |
July 5, 2011 |
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ShaneB
from Michigan
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These things are great for a wide array of tuned Hobbits, but they will either wear out, break, or maybe mysteriously both??? The first stage reeds are flippy-flappy and weak and can get bent and cause your case to not seal up right. On a different set I had one reed break off and get eaten by my engine after about 250-300 miles, max. This was a really beefy built, but still, I can't have my engine sucking in fiberglass reeds ever few hundred miles. These also can give you a good amount of blowback vs. something stiffer like carbons. You might be better off with the .3mm carbons on a normal build and the .4mm on something baller. Up to you.
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Just a question |
June 12, 2011 |
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gussuk
from Anchorage, Alaska
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the photo shows a washer bar. is that to repace the curved back up plate that is stock?
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Easy, like Sunday morning. |
August 21, 2010 |
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RobMee
from MoALUS
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Take your stock express "block" and cut the center bar out, port a little, screw in these babies, and you got a zippy little express with wheelie potential! I won't lie, if your intakes screws suck, you will be dropping the motor to install. boo.
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WOW! |
July 1, 2010 |
| taco eater:
Ryan Nash
from Denver, CO United States
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wow def. noticed the power right off the bat... improved acelleration, just a lil bit... but the bike just has better response!
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