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And whoops thought this was my old thread wrong one. Lol. Post anyway it's what this site is for.

Post all you want on this thread. Glad it helped you. As an FYI I was able to tune my saw to 13k way lean, it sounded good and cut great in up to 30in wood at 12500k but in larger it was lacking. I ended up at 11500-11700. Still cuts much faster than stock in smaller wood and will pull a 60"...

Stihl 441 or Husky 372xp are my vote for you

Trouble is choosing which one to run

Latest addition 395xp. The rest are in my sig.

Why save credit card it. Buy a pro saw you'll be happy. Take care of it, you'll be hooked soon anyway and be asking about a 3120 soon. ;)

Why so big for him guys? 70cc is awesome. He's only doing his first saw and brush, clearing, bucking pine, and some hardwood. 50cc like Stihl 261 or other manufacturers pro versions in that size. Pull 3/8 20" all day light and fun. Would be a step up from saws he has experienced.

Yes, ORIGINAL 441 coil, and no didn't have to change timing.

What is your tune might keep going with 88 carb and 84 boot

@splitpost do you still have your 880?

Merry Christmas everyone. Be safe stay warm. -8 tomorrow. Burr

Thanks. PM me I'll buy now PayPal if you got. Saw will never see wood though

Split and I did this together. Everything the same except carb and boot. That thread is long. Mine is optimized his is optimized and modified. He got more RPMs.

Ok had time tonight I have blue coil. Saw is running great. Saw is collection piece. What should I do ? I want it right for next 50 yrs. Should I change if so who's got for sale. ???,

I tuned by ear, check with tach, and tested in wood which is how I ended at 12k it sounded good at WOT and cut fine in smaller wood. Once I cut in stuff bigger than 36in it seemed week. I used tach to back it down to 11500. At WOT more roar and in heavy cut power band spot on like in video.

Tag him maybe he'll chime in. I can't figure out how.

Splitpost did the same saw and at the same time. He discovered a lot things and I think he got more out of his without porting. If I remember he put in an 084 intake boot. I'd be curious his final numbers.

As I went along and tested it changed. 12 sounded ok 4 stroking but once I cut in some bigger stuff it was lacking I backed it down and the power band in the cut came to life.

I pee a lot. Lol

Taching at 11.5 WOT off load. Just meaning rev limit gone and not worried about. In cut I've never been successful getting reading because I'm alone and can't keep saw under load one handed. But yes 9-10 in 3ft wood is the range I get.