i am thinking of adding a reed spacer to my 250 r, has anybody done this? how did it work? oh yeah what side does it go on does it push the reeds out of the cylinder or does it add some space between the reeds and the carb? thanks...Eric

 

I know it adds Mid and Upper RPM power, but it takes away some low end power.

 

i was told it worked on the bottom end not the top, oh well thanks for the info, if you had one would you put it on?

 

was told if u have boggy bottome end and add it it will help. but now i guess ill ask again .lol

 

do you know if it goes against the cylinder first, spacing the reeds out further? or the other way?

 

i found the info to clear this up. put the spacer on first for low end performance and put it between the cage and intake manifold for upper end performance..

 

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i didnt notice any difference in low end through top end when i installed mine..

 

i have one on my 87 LT250R and it livened up the bottom end, they work pretty good, also they go in between the intake and the reed cage not between the reed cage and the boot. it is meant to bring the reed out of the jug more.