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Mylar reeds
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Mylar reeds
I was going to make my own reeds but I don't know what mil. thickness mylar to use.
I wanted them to have more flex than whats for sale now.
I wanted them to have more flex than whats for sale now.
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Re: Mylar reeds
Ours are .006" so you could try .004.
However, be careful about stiffness, as the last thing you want is a reed being so supple that it gets sucked into the engine.
Mind, you, it's not bad for us as we may get to sell you replacement engine parts
However, be careful about stiffness, as the last thing you want is a reed being so supple that it gets sucked into the engine.
Mind, you, it's not bad for us as we may get to sell you replacement engine parts
Re: Mylar reeds
Ya, not much holding that reed in place is there. Thanks for the info, I'm not crankbnder for nutten.
If you only got three years of cylinders left I better stock up.
If you only got three years of cylinders left I better stock up.
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Re: Mylar reeds
They don't need to flex so much as they need to float.
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