Boyesen reeds
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I don't have a standard cage to compare side by side, and it wasn't explained to me (maybe Diablo could answer this), but it's had work all over the inside, blended and smoothed. How, I don't know, suffice to say though, a standard 350 cage can be improved without the cost of a V-Force and it's replacement petals at frequent intervals.
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It was a while ago now so I suspect Harry did it. It won't be anything major just flowing the reed cage so it works well with reeds and the manifold.
I've found the normal boysen 2 stage reeds very reliable and much prefer them in rally going TS1s.
I've found the normal boysen 2 stage reeds very reliable and much prefer them in rally going TS1s.
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Al, it was awhile ago, but I remember you telling me that you bought them as a pair from eBay USA, although not advertised for Lambretta.
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the splits bettween each reed petal looks to have been smoothed as this is naturally a unavoidable restriction
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don't some remove the unavoidable restriction by cutting it out and fitting boyesen two stage reeds; might destabilise the petals but heard some do this mod,
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Last edited by Muppet on Tue Sep 13, 2011 6:45 am, edited 1 time in total.
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no because the reed would have nowhere to seal against
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