Full Version: V Force in 08 700 Dragon
All my sleds to date have had V Force with good results, but also piped. I plan to run SLP pipe and can with V Force for next season. Any thoughts?
I guess you guys are too busy worrying about that f*ckin 800 Dragon.....get over it
it gives the dragon like 22 horse
QUOTE(superslow @ Jun 17 2008, 05:54 PM) 
I guess you guys are too busy worrying about that f*ckin 800 Dragon.....get over it
Yeah good point! Im sure if you repost but change the topic title and ask about V-Force in the 09 Dragon it will go 16 pages deep. Most everyone on here who ordered the 09 800 are
IMO
QUOTE(PolarisIQ600 @ Jun 17 2008, 11:32 PM)
it gives the dragon like 22 horse
Im sure your hoping so since the 09 needs about 22 additional hp to reach 154
Oh no, not again. 
QUOTE(superslow @ Jun 1 2008, 10:39 PM)
All my sleds to date have had V Force with good results, but also piped. I plan to run SLP pipe and can with V Force for next season. Any thoughts?
SLP says no addditional hp gain. Through a set in at the end of last season, but winter ended before I could test them out. Have other mods done, thought it couldn't hurt. What is more depressing is the whole air intake passage into the motor. IMO the bottom of the air box looks restrictive, then the throttle bodies are offset to the MAG side, then they angle the intake manifold back to the PTO side. I believe this is done for chasis clearance.
QUOTE(just-pinch-it @ Jun 18 2008, 07:29 PM)
SLP says no addditional hp gain. Through a set in at the end of last season, but winter ended before I could test them out. Have other mods done, thought it couldn't hurt. What is more depressing is the whole air intake passage into the motor. IMO the bottom of the air box looks restrictive, then the throttle bodies are offset to the MAG side, then they angle the intake manifold back to the PTO side. I believe this is done for chasis clearance.
Finally, thanks for some replies. I was worrying it might lean it out too much.
22 horse power with v force reeds baby.
QUOTE(PolarisIQ600 @ Jun 18 2008, 10:49 PM)
22 horse power with v force reeds baby.
QUOTE(PolarisIQ600 @ Jun 18 2008, 09:49 PM)
I like it in the butt.
TMI
QUOTE(PolarisIQ600 @ Jun 18 2008, 10:49 PM)
22 horse power with v force reeds baby.
Thanks for the info I just ordered a pair of them. I paid 500 bucks for them I thought it was a good deal when you added up HP vrs dollar and a pipe only gives you 6. Thanks for the good info pipedlittle6. I will let you know how it runs this winter, I can't wait now. 22 HPs that is great.
F7 possum no problem for the advice, but lose some weight
And shortstop dude, it looks like you're humping your handlebars in your av.
Give it to em good eh?
And shortstop dude, it looks like you're humping your handlebars in your av.
Give it to em good eh?
Maybe I am?
I'm not near as close to them as it looks in the photo.
I'm not near as close to them as it looks in the photo.
I read somewhere on here that v force give the old 700 better throttle response but since my throttle response gage is broke, I cant verify that even thats true. I assume that v force work well with mods but on a poorly clutched and mapped sled with a cold pipe their probably not going to do much unlike all the proven mods for the 09 800...
QUOTE(unchained @ Jun 24 2008, 09:19 PM)
I read somewhere on here that v force give the old 700 better throttle response but since my throttle response gage is broke, I cant verify that even thats true. I assume that v force work well with mods but on a poorly clutched and mapped sled with a cold pipe their probably not going to do much unlike all the proven mods for the 09 800...
Just figured it would help it inhale and exhale better with reeds and pipe. It woke up my Pro X 8 for sure, crisper response with pipe and reeds.
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