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VForce V384A reeds

Started by Hawaii-Mike, February 11, 2019, 02:23:42 PM

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pdxjim

Quote from: m in sc on June 03, 2019, 01:27:58 PM
im pulling 34s thru the RM100 reeds, no issues there, they will more than handle 30s IMHO  :twocents:

Is that on LC cylinders Mark?
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m in sc

no, a set of very ported aircooled cyls with specIIf1s. (chuck did the top end) i have 34s & v force (larger ones because i hadnt found the rm100 yet) on my lc as well though. the tip area between the 2 is very close anyway.


pdxjim

OK!

The UK guys are all telling me PWK28's are the way to go and good for +70hp, so maybe the V384A and PWKs are a good match.

Looks like the PWK28's work with the standard throttle cable, and as I'm keeping the oil pump, this is a big bonus.

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Hawaii-Mike

Watch out for counterfeits.  Just about any low priced PWK on e-bay is a fake.  The owner of the local moped shop says the fakes work okay but the throttle response and idle are not as crisp.

pdxjim

Yeah, they are either around $130 or $25 each.

Any definitive way to tell the real from the fake by sight?
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m in sc

real ones have plastic idle screws, non original ones are metal. I know.. weird. the OKOs i had were great though.

rule of thumb: if they come with hex mains, they are either real deal, or good copies. the ones with the round main jets: avoid at all costs.


tony27

Even the OKOs have knock offs now, Mid-Atlantic Trials did a good write up on how to pick the fakes & what the actual differences are

quocle603

Quote from: tony27 on June 04, 2019, 03:00:31 AM
Even the OKOs have knock offs now, Mid-Atlantic Trials did a good write up on how to pick the fakes & what the actual differences are

Yep, I've seen this. If it's made in Taiwan (sticker on the box) then it's real (usually 130 dollars), if it's a take Chinese one then steer clear. They use different jets as well, just like many POS.
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rdshaw

 good reeds and spacers make a HUGE difference
It doesn't take me 8 hours to do a day's work

pdxjim

Quote from: rdshaw on June 09, 2019, 05:04:08 PM
good reeds and spacers make a HUGE difference

Yeah, after I felt how good the Kart Track Racer felt with the Vforce reeds and spacers, they are on the list for the TDR250 when I'm done with the 4U0regon build.
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