Ms660 with 6 k products 11 pin rim sprocket today

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Spanky

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I was really surprised how my 660 ran the 11 pin sprocket on a cut down 36 inch bar to 32.5 inches and full comp chain. I really thought it would pull the saw down but the sprockets mass holds rpms well.
 
Ok if the sprockets mass isnt acting like a larger flywheel then I really appreciate the confidence boost on the raw horsepower ability of the saw .
 
It's on YouTube I can't seem to load it on here for some reason but your welcome to view my YouTube channel
 
It's on YouTube I can't seem to load it on here for some reason but your welcome to view my YouTube channel

When viewing your YouTube video, click share under the video. Click copy link, then when you get back here, paste the link. Easy as that.
 
I'm also wondering if the math on this site for figuring chain speed is correct. I'm very familiar with formulas for figuring speed and adjusting variable pulleys for a specific speed all those formulas take the diameter of the driven and driver pulley into consideration . The closer the driver diameter is to the driven the closer the driven rpms is to the motor rpms . A 2 3/8 inch driver diameter sprocket should be close to the bar nose diameter, haven't measured nose but will . Actual Chain speed was measured with a fluke 820-2 stroboscope. Stay tuned and your welcome to join the Facebook group kisin piston chainsaws. Thanks ,Mitch
 
This is gonna get good. I wanna see this hotsaw cut some wood! Nothing like a modern era AS performance thread in action with an 11pin super cutty going at it. Piltz would he smiling and giggling watchin this as he checks his cash flow statement for the month.
Ed Danzer owns 6k products
 
It's much more dangerous than the stock setup, but it cuts way worse.

So you're saying it's the worst of both worlds?

11-pin sprocket ... reminds me of Spinal Tap ... "Our amplifiers go to eleven. For when you need that extra, extra, extra push over the cliff."

I want a 22-pin spROCKET.
 
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