Which saw to port

[groundup]

044 would make it a beast, the others just mediocre

 

[Stihlalltheway]

Throw an 046 top end on the 044 then port it. That would be fun:msp_w00t:

044 is 10mm wrist pin

 

[GBD]

044 needs a new piston, possibly cylinder too. Still worth it?

Sure! Lots of good affordable aftermarket C&Ps out there.:taped:

 

[pioneerguy600]

044 is 10mm wrist pin

Not all of them...LOL

 

[Stihlalltheway]

Not all of them...LOL

But mine is
:'(

 

[Mastermind]

Throw an 046 top end on the 044 then port it. That would be fun:msp_w00t:

[video=youtube;klhkM9QDfkA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klhkM9QDfkA&list=UUg2yelCeKwB12xIohZfmf1g&index=3[/video]

I've got a 12mm crank....... :msp_sneaky:

 

[Stihlalltheway]

[video=youtube;klhkM9QDfkA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klhkM9QDfkA&list=UUg2yelCeKwB12xIohZfmf1g&index=3[/video]

I've got a 12mm crank....... :msp_sneaky:

I don't have unlimited money though

 

[tlandrum]

as long as the 10mm crank is good then build it and dont worry about what size wrist pin it has. there are plenty of cylinders out there and you can use a 10mm wrist pin meteor piston.

 

[mile9socounty]

044 is 10mm wrist pin

My 044 is a 10mm wrist pin. Ported, welded pop up, dual port with a max flow. Awesome saw.

 

[bowtechmadman]

I'm not sure I'd be braggin about having a 12mm crank...just sayin.

 

[blsnelling]

An 044/440 with a 046/460 topend is one of my very favorite combinations.

[video=youtube_share;25Y-ln142vE]http://youtu.be/25Y-ln142vE[/video]

 

[promac850]

Alright, dropping my deuce here... get the old Homelite done up by the mastermind or stumpy.

I'd like to see how much gain can be had on something that old compared to a new creamsickle.

 

[Jacob J.]

I've always thought the 10mm wrist pin saws run pretty good stock (if they have the original cylinder.)