what is the differnce between a Husky 372 and 32XP top end?
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cuinrearview
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OEM husky? Old school or XT? Lots of questions that could probaly be answered by a link to the auction page.
cuinrearview
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Sell it.
Super clean,low hour 372, 2013 model.came to me scored.i installed a older 372.xp.cylinder"non xtorq".with a new piston,carb,all oem.parts..also installed a non limited coil..may need minor carb adjustments.when it brakes in..thanks for looking all plastic is correct.for model..
wtf?
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372xp vs 372xt cylinders
Both good, just different. You should be fine.
Both good, just different. You should be fine.
I have always been a bit of a hot rodder.............raced flat track for 17 years, 84 volt golf cart, 60 mph mini nike, 210 mph gsxr, 1800hp blown alcohol boat, etc.
Can someone, who knows, please tell me the difference in porting, number of rings, compression, liner, or whatever other difference there may be between a 372xp non xtorque and a 372xp xtorque top end?
I spent four hours last night searching this site and could not find anything.
Thanks!
Can someone, who knows, please tell me the difference in porting, number of rings, compression, liner, or whatever other difference there may be between a 372xp non xtorque and a 372xp xtorque top end?
I spent four hours last night searching this site and could not find anything.
Thanks!
I pretty much knew that.........
I knew that already...LOL
What does it take to get taken serious here?
( yep that fellow above set the tone )
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Sounded like you had no clue. We are just trying to help.
Tried to edit the title but cannot...........
So I sounded like a dumbass
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So what would you like to know Gary? How can we help?
Or is this more of a “you suck, look what I scored thread?”
Or is this more of a “you suck, look what I scored thread?”
Really? Did I get something good? I don't know **** about chainsaws but I build guns for a living and have a full machine shop........
I know y'all aren't jealous of my mustache because I didn't post my pic in my profile so what gives?
I posted this question above:
Can someone, who knows, please tell me the difference in porting, number of rings, compression, liner, or whatever other difference there may be between a 372xp non xtorque and a 372xp xtorque top end?
I spent four hours last night searching this site and could not find anything.
Thanks!
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First you sound like a dumbass, so we try to help.
Then you say of course I know all that...
Now you don’t know **** about saws...
What is your purpose of this thread?
Then you say of course I know all that...
Now you don’t know **** about saws...
What is your purpose of this thread?
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Missed that post.
If you know nothing about saws how is this info going to help you. Both saws run great. XT cyl is bigger, more displacement. Usually has more grunt.
Everything else is subjective
cuinrearview
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https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/husqvarna-372xp-non-x-torq.239391
So something like this didn't give you any info?
So something like this didn't give you any info?
