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Old 03-08-2010, 06:14 PM   #1
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Reed stuffers on a 750?

I've read that reed stuffers will help out the low end on my 750. I am looking to add anything I can to boost up the low end on my 750sx. It has a high compression head(kawi green head), Factory Limited pipe, carbon reeds (not sure what brand) and a 9/17 skat impeller. Single 38 carb, OP Vortec F/A.
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