what are the best reeds and silencer for a 2001 mxz 700 and what makes you think that they are the best ????? :yee:

can is only going to lose weight no real gains with it.reeds,boyesen = best bang for your buck.only real gains from reeds in in mid range,why pay $300 when you can get very close results for less than $70.on my 00 700 v-force was 3 hp in mid range boyesen was 2hp.I think everyone I have talked with had the same results,on the series 3 700 any how.

Carbon Tech are another low cost good bang for your buck option. :D

ck MBRP for a silencer. Good price, good weight reduction and a nice sound. Got 1 for my ZR last year.

If I were you I'd get a B&B silencer and boyesen reeds. My buddy had this set-up on his 700 and it worked great. The can was really light and small and it sounded sweeet! Good Luck. :D

dooman is right, best bang for the buck is the Boyesen petals. As soon as the new Vforce 3's come in we are going to compare them to see if they have any additional gains on the 700 twin.

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drewalt, you do a lot of testing, must be nice to get all those new products.

While were talkin reeds here has anybody tried those wolfpack reeds ?

I bought a set of Wolfpack's, but haven,t put them in yet. The rep that sold them to me said they noticed approx. 5hp gain on an'02 800 MXZ on the dyno. He also said that they tuned the primary clutch for the additional power. I am looking forward to see how well they accually do.

MBRP all the they wont rust have no chincy rivets, great throttle reponse gain, best sound ever. I have 2 machines with it.

MBRP===>I wouldn't have cared if it save weight or not, the sound is what sold me, they really "beller and cackle" as my buddy says, but then they call him "bugle lips"

I'm impressed with their can!

I like my Superlite can. it "supposedly" adds 3.8hp but i dont really think so. It sounds AWESOME tho.

I've heard from to very credible sources now (DOOMAN and my dealer) that the boyesen reeds work very well in ski-doo 700 twins. The dealer I go to actually works with ski-doo so he's very trustworthy.