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  1. 06-30-2006, 06:33 PM #1
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    tri-z intake ???

    does anyone know what if any reed cage is available for the z i cant find anything from boyseen, i know v force has a set ip for the blaster and banshee would any of these work with the tri-z? if not what do you Z guys out there recommend
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  2. 06-30-2006, 06:52 PM #2
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    From what I've heard, a V-force from a 91-97 WR250 works.
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    crap according to their website they only make on for the 97-06 yz250
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    there is a company that make a 8 petel reed cage but ive misplaced the site something like idirraceing or something like that......someone know the site???
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  5. 06-30-2006, 09:04 PM #5
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    FYI the stock cage isn't horrible when fitted with proper reeds.
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    I noticed over at James Lucky one time, they had a listing for V-force reeds and listed the Tri-Z and Suzuki LT80 as being the same. I find it hard to believe...but you might just try it and see. Let us know if it does work
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    you need v-force #v2s141-z
    fits 91-97 wr250z
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    Quote Originally Posted by 03 ORANGE SHEE
    you need v-force #v2s141-z
    fits 91-97 wr250z
    Is the intake angle correct too?
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    Just about ALL Reed Cages are flat ... it's the Rubber Boot thats angled on most bikes ... theres nothing wrong with the Stock Cage "along with Boyesen Reed's" , they Breath REAL GOOD !! i have the Pyrimid Cage from Duncan but it's Modded to work like the Stock one
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yamahondaman
    Just about ALL Reed Cages are flat ... it's the Rubber Boot thats angled on most bikes ...
    Well duh, I knew better then that. lol My bad!
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    sounds like it might be cheaper to stick with the stock cage and slap a set of boyesen's in it. i will keep an eye out on ebay for a wr v-force if i find one cheap enough i will buy till then i will stick with the stock cage since its a decent design. id rather focus on the exhuast. thanks for all of the info guys
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