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Husek190

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I have a 2008 yz 85 and I want to put some stuff into it.
Im thinking FMF Fatty pipe and Shorty Silencer for starters.
What do you think this will do for my bike if jetted perfect?

Also I was told V Force or Boysen reeds were a good upgrade into bikes.
What will that enhance? is it expensive?

Any other sugestions? I dont want to have my bike ported and polished or put a higher compression piston or anything..

Im not really looking for the show, more less the go.

THANKS

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yamaha125racer22

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Vforce3 reeds are very nice to have. They are for better acceleration and better throttle response. They are $130 but I would deffently recomend it. Pipe wise the shorty is great which increases low power.

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Husek190

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bump

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Hahaha get something like my 150f

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mike954

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my sons bike has a fmf fatty and fmf shorty 2 and vforce reeds great bolt ons worth the money

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