The Delta 3's actually built more power (very minimal) than the Delta 2's on the dyno on my 1136, but they just won't stay together very well on that motor. I was chipping or breaking pedals every 4th pass or so. The Delta 2's seem to be quite a bit more durable in my particular application. I have even tried the 3's in my race sled with a few sets of test pedals from Mototassinari that are supposed to be designed for high horsepower applications and nitrous applications, but I also ran into chipping and breaking issues with them. Thus, I am back to running the Delta 2's in it.
On my 181hp 780 trail sled, I run the new style Delta 3's, with no issues with chipping or cracking whatsoever. I had alot of issues when running the first generation Delta 3's that had the 3 pedal design. They would pretty well chip on a daily basis.
I cannot comment on how much hp that the newest Delta 3's make in relation to the Delta 2's, or stock reeds on my 780 application because I have not done any dyno testing comparisons, although, that may happen in the very near future.
Just my .02 and experiences with them.