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TruckerBallZach

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Sorry youll have to excuse any ignorance as I havent been on here in about 9 months...any ways, my buddy is rebuilding his 800HO and needs new intake boots as usual, and he was wondering about V force or Boysen...Boysen looks to me like a superior product but I thought Id see what others have to say... THANKS!:beer;

 

evandaigneault

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i have been wondering the same thing. I just bought a used pair of v-force 3 reeds for fairly cheap for my 07 800R but i am wondering if i should even bother to put them in or not, and just try to resell them for what i paid.

 

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If it's in a Rev I would strongly suggest the Boyesen Rage Cage assembly to eliminate the boot issues.

Dave

 

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DWHalverson said:

If it's in a Rev I would strongly suggest the Boyesen Rage Cage assembly to eliminate the boot issues.

Dave

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boot issues aside, which offers better performance though? Im baffled on this one

 

wardy

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you can now get boots through western powersports cheap

 

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DWHalverson said:

If it's in a Rev I would strongly suggest the Boyesen Rage Cage assembly to eliminate the boot issues.

Dave

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That was my thoughts exactly:beer; and yes it is a rev

 

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I am doing the same project on my 800 HO and decided to go with the Boyessen Rage Cage.