Did some noodleing with a ported 064 + 28" bar and new chain. This was the first run with the saw after machining a .030 pop up piston, compression is a healthy 165 and it should go up a bit. I had to torque on the saw pretty hard to pull it down, if I let it self feed the rpm's would hardly drop. I plan on making another video with the saw running an 8 pin sprocket.
Did some noodleing with a ported 064 + 28" bar and new chain. This was the first run with the saw after machining a .040 pop up piston, compression is a healthy 165 and it should go up a bit. I had to torque on the saw pretty hard to pull it down, if I let it self feed the rpm's would hardly drop. I plan on making another video with the saw running an 8 pin sprocket.
Did some noodleing with a ported 064 + 28" bar and new chain. This was the first run with the saw after machining a .040 pop up piston, compression is a healthy 165 and it should go up a bit. I had to torque on the saw pretty hard to pull it down, if I let it self feed the rpm's would hardly drop. I plan on making another video with the saw running an 8 pin sprocket.
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Thanks, but Brad did the porting and Nik did the machine work, I just stood over their shoulders telling them how it really should be done lol.
I made a mistake it's actually a .040 pop up, I edited the original post. :monkey:
