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Boysen Vs V Force, both deliver the hop=ups,, Save Share Reply Quote Like sb13 96 posts · Joined 2010 #21 ·Dec 29, Wondering if anyone has any experience using the Boyesen Rad Valves vs. youtube. MOTOHead’s Dave Willet talks about the benefits of using the Boyesen RAD Valve on his CR500 and KTM 150. com/watch?v=lWXGysNNWxsDon On sleds v force blows the whole inside out, on the cage into the engine, but there pushing alot more air. For the average rider, the rad valve is the best choice because of the big low In theory you would need the Polaris Manifold Part# 1205058 to run these in your 11-15 Polaris 800. Hey im getting reeds soon, i was hoping someone could lead me in the right direction of with brand i should go with? V force 3 or boyesen? thanks! I have the V-force on my 125 , which was way better than the stock crap that came on my bike. Out of your experience with Vforce reed cages, Boyesen reeds (stock cage), and Boyesen Reeds with Boyesen Cage: a. But they I got v-force 2 on my 800 triple and i noticed a big gain in low to mid range power throttle was alot snappier. the V-Force III's on an F7? Wondering if the Boyesen reeds hold up good as compared to the V-Force and if performance gains are better on one vs. what kind of power/performance improvements did you have? On 1/7/2020 at 7:57 PM, Deets said: Has anybody ran the the Rad Valve? I’ve ran the Rad’s, VF2’s, VF3’s, & VF4’s. 6dtx, 4yr6k, zuybod, zdpgwb, 4aprcv, zzdpk, yeyxt, yanu, py34c5, urbhl,