Aftermarket stihl 044 cylinder kit pictures (meteor)

[brandonstc6]

I have the same problem -- repaired or rebuilt about 7 saws and I've convinced myself to part with 1.

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That's pretty much the definition of CAD, lol


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[brandonstc6]

My meteor cylinder kit came in and it looks good. I think the ports are chamfered pretty good. The upper transfers look a little goofy. What do you guys think.


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[Mad Professor]

Looks like the intake is "finger ported"!

 

[brandonstc6]

Looks like the intake is "finger ported"!

Will it run okay like that? This is the meteor kit, not a Chinese kit.


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[Mad Professor]

Will it run okay like that? This is the meteor kit, not a Chinese kit.


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Look where your fingers are in 4th picture.

 

[Blokhead]

Maybe its just my screen, but it doesn't look like much if any chamfer on the upper transfers, and ex. port?

 

[brandonstc6]

Maybe its just my screen, but it doesn't look like much if any chamfer on the upper transfers, and ex. port?

How hard is it to cut more chamfer? Can I check it out by seeing how well the piston and rings slide in it


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[Mad Professor]

How hard is it to cut more chamfer? Can I check it out by seeing how well the piston and rings slide in it


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Compare it with the chamfers on the OEM cylinder.

 

[brandonstc6]

Compare it with the chamfers on the OEM cylinder.

I will do that. I don't have a right angle dremel or a pencil grinder


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[Blokhead]

You don't necessarily need a right angle attachment if you have a dremel. Just use angled stones. one on the right for the bottom edge, and left for the top. You can also dress these on a bench grinder, and put any angle on them you like.