Nope. Lot's of talk, but nothin's been said, lol.
Best saw builders for high performance pro work saw
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Nope. Lot's of talk, but nothin's been said, lol.
I got to stay late just 1 time at the poulan gtg to listen to your guitar Mike and hit a few jugs. Hope that made sense.
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husqvarnaguy
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Hey it was my first attempt at modding.
Better tune her down looks to be runnin a wee bit rich.
wigglesworth
Booned
These threads bare a striking resemblance to this race...
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SawTroll
Information Collector
It is no coincidence that there were no names, and I surely didn't mean to say that all sponsors are "no good". All of them has had their fine moments, but in some cases I suspect it is more about a "lucky strike" than with knowledge about what they are doing.
A prime exemple is the one that gets particularly good result with one specific saw model, and at the same time complains that he can't do what he wants to do with it (limitations in the basic design).What he doesn't understand is that those limitations keep him from overporting the saws, like he usually does...
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Over look me I'm just here 
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sachsmo
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C'mon Troll.
Most saws that get shown off the most, are pretty much Hot Rods stock.
A good tune and a good chain is all a man needs anyhow?
indiansprings
Firewood Purveyor
Simon (simonizer) did a fantastic job on my MS460, but Mastermind will be doing my next work. Lots of good builders on here, I don't want a dang cookie cutter, I want a strong azz work saw that will take hours of hard use in the woods, one day I'll try one of Terry Landrum's as well. I'm just not in the high rpm, cookie cutters running against a watch, but strong saws that will increase production at no or little cost to reliabilty.
roberte
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Man , this thread has turned into one ugly stump
husqvarnaguy
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like a bunch of kindygardners.:msp_smile:
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Usually a good muffler mod and a base gasket reduction to get the squish @ about .018 -.020 and raise the compression a smidge with a sharp chain and carb tune (as you previously stated) will make very noticible gains,,,
Hows that Simonized 460 holding up???
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SawTroll
Information Collector
As I indicated earlier, a large part of many gains likely come from the muffler mods and carb mods. Some of the porting work shown on here likely is (at least partly) counter-productive, even though the saw gained power after all was done. Of course it is impossible to prove what works and not, when several changes are made more or less at the same time.
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12 pages and the word has spread like a wild fire. WTG folks. 
russhd1997
Innocent By Stander
opcorn:
oke: :deadhorse: :angrysoapbox: :sword: :welcome:
sachsmo
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What better way to spend a Friday night?
LOL your 3hrs behind gologit. Now catch up if you can.
sachsmo
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LOL your 3hrs behind gologit. Now catch up if you can.
He ain't gonna catch up!
I gots me some "special recipe" pie..............................
Hedgerow
HACK
I've seen alot in the last couple years... And yes, you can mod yer ass off and not get the results you hoped for... Then I've seen 400 dollar mod jobs that were fine, but not worth 400 bucks... Then I've seen some real progress in some builders... What was a winner 2 years ago will not pass muster now...
Just sayin...
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