SRP Ram Air Reed Cages

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Iv looked at these a few times but really havent read anything about them. They look badass imo but id like to know if they really are better than v force and if they are you cant beat that price.

 

http://www.magicracing.com/product.asp?itemid=1942&catid=[catid]

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Iv looked at these a few times but really havent read anything about them. They look badass imo but id like to know if they really are better than v force  and if they are you cant beat that price.

 

http://www.magicracing.com/product.asp?itemid=1942&catid=[catid]

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I bought a set and just put them on yesterday. You really can't beat that price when it comes with Boyseen reeds too. I have not gotten the jetting right yet but they deff picked up some power. I have not ridden it hard yet though to give a real review. I was running ported stock cages with stock reeds and the SRP's def are making more power.

 

There are two rubber flanges on each of the intake boots that go into the stock cages that I had to remove to make the SRP's work because of the two deflector blades in the cages. I don't know if aftermarket intake boots don't need to be modified or not.

 

I'll post more on these when I have had a chance to ride it some more. It's picking the front tire off the ground in third now even when your really trying to keep them on them down. It never did that before. Like I said I stll have not gotten a chance to really do a plug chop since I put on my pipes and I just added the cages to the mix I'm sure there is still power there. I did have to drop the needle a notch with the cages to fix some rich breakup in the midrange.

 

I have never ridden a bike with V force's to compare it to either. I think they are just as good if not better just by how they are designed. Really smooth power delivery all through the entire RPM range. I expect great things when the bike is tuned.