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| i have 125 dirtbike reeds and was wondering if i could trim them to fit on a blaster? oh, and why is a blasters reed cage smaller than a 125 bike cage? |
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| ya you can trim em provided your very careful and use the correct tools. i've done it plenty of times. ![]() |
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| what are the tools i should use?
__________________ My Toyz... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 97' KX125 ~~~~~~~~~ 99' RM250 ~~~~~~~~~ 01' RM80 ~~~~~~~~~ 06' Blaster SE |
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if you must make your own petals i suggest that you use a band saw that has a "fine tooth blade" and apply an adhesive backer(like the type for printing lables) to the reed prior to cutting or sanding the edges. Last edited by 86 Quad R; 01-09-2008 at 11:38 AM. |
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| OK, changed my mind i am just going to buy reeds. Thanks for the help
__________________ My Toyz... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 97' KX125 ~~~~~~~~~ 99' RM250 ~~~~~~~~~ 01' RM80 ~~~~~~~~~ 06' Blaster SE |
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| + those reeds aren't that expensive, it's only one cage. ..........Question for my stock FMF Piped, K&N filtered Blaster. Will I notice a good difference by replacing the reed pedals alone?
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| yea, throttle response improves. atleast i notice a difference.
__________________ My Toyz... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 97' KX125 ~~~~~~~~~ 99' RM250 ~~~~~~~~~ 01' RM80 ~~~~~~~~~ 06' Blaster SE |
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