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Thread: Dolkita intake

  1. 01-22-2012, 03:09 PM #1
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    Dolkita intake

    Is this how the intake clamp is supposed to be? 6401 Ex-rental saw.

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    I have an ex rental 6401 and just popped the cover off to see. I must have an older model, it has a standard screw and nut style hose clamp. Either way it's pointing up, so I'd say run with it.

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    Yep, that the newer style. I bought what I thought were going to be 044 style clamps to use on the infamous Husky plastic intakes and what you have there is what I got for the PN.
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    Has anyone had problems with these? I'm thinking a traditional clamp would be preferable, but maybe best to leave it alone.
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    Looks good, it's behind the collar on the intake. If she aint revving high, then I'd say go!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great Smokies View Post
    Looks good, it's behind the collar on the intake. If she aint revving high, then I'd say go!
    You have to understand about Tim, he's kind of OCD about saws...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacob J. View Post
    You have to understand about Tim, he's kind of OCD about saws...
    That is the truth! I used to get a lecture when I was working on airplanes. I always got accused of trying to build a new one, instead of just repairing what was there.

    Anyway, this is for the guy whose fresh 460 blew up. I want to make SURE the Dolkita doesn't give him any trouble.
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