What does stuffing the crank do for a saws performance?
See...Wait a minute, did you say "stuffers" or "fluffers."
It decreases crankcase volume, thereby increasing transfer velocity.
Reed valve McCullochs have * stuffers.
Randy, have you done a 357xp?Exactly.......and that by itself raises the peak power point, and in some cases narrows the torque curve.
I'm not sold on the "need" for that in the saws we build......as in a working saw. I "think" it may put the working power at a RPM that is unrealistic.
Of course, there is still so much I don't fully understand.
That's my take on those two as well Don.
It seems that the stuffed engine accelerates quicker......
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