Have you played with intake duration at all? You could do that with a single sacrificial piston, but trimming the skirt length.
MillerModSaws and the PS-7910
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MillerModSaws
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I have not played with it a lot no. Other than going from 76 to 80.
drf255
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The 29 saw sounds better and appears to cut through the wood more effortlessly than the 27 saw, at least to me.
MillerModSaws
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Part of that is operator. Lol. Both saws have a sweet spot they like to run in. The 27 takes a bit lighter hand. It takes a few cuts to get adjusted to each saw. Lol. This operator tends to have a heavy hand.
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I know my buddy Laslab is chompin at the bits to get his!!! Lol!! Thoso saws look great!!!
MillerModSaws
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Thank you! He won't haft to wait long! Lol.
lovetheoutdoors
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Good work, the saws look very strong in the video, way better than stock!
wigglesworth
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Ported saws are a fad....
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I dunno....
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Ok boys while I still have my ignition timing test to do both of these saws are getting close to done. I just wanna make sure I say thank you for all the support and tips I've got along the way. Both of these saws will be for sale as soon as I get the timing narrowed down. Fin460 has spoke for 1 of them but I'm going to ask $850 pho for the other one. They will have at most 3 tanks of fuel threw them. I thought i would offer it up to the guys following the thread first. Thank you. And we will get the timing hammered down and I'll let a few people like justin run them to get there opinions before they leave to there new owners.
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Knobby57
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That looks like a machine screw more than a boltI hat unproductive nights. Was gonna hammer away on the timing and all my thread gauges are at work and I'll be dammed if I can figure out this bolt size. So I could pull the flywheel.
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MillerModSaws
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I agree but it must be a metric machine screw which no place carries cause it ain't standard.
fin460
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maybe you have, but atleast the photo shows that you haven't gotten pissed and used hammers and prybars yet
Knobby57
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I would have drilled it and tapped it to 6x1
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redoakman
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They do this to us canadains . what really grinds my gears is when john Deere use both sets of measurement on all there tractors . drives me up the wall . but everything now a days is metric / imperial . yaaaahhhhh more tools ( more money down the drain ) .
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I can't d & t it cause those bolts hold the starter paws in. Lol.
Thats funny cause I called my tech line and ask the bolt size and the removal procedure is to put a thread cover on the crank and smack the end of the crank. I told them that ain't happening. Lmao.
Knobby57
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Like silly Volvo 7mm Allen heads ??? 5.5 mm bolts . Just stupid .
But I would be surprised if that has any SAE fasteners on it . Dolmar Probably has some special tool that's stupid $ like the STIHL seal puller that I find about worthless
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But I would be surprised if that has any SAE fasteners on it . Dolmar Probably has some special tool that's stupid $ like the STIHL seal puller that I find about worthless
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Knobby57
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Never said I was smart . But at least it would be off lol.
Did you try heating the flywheel with a heatgun and giving it a pop with a piece of wood
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