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Great super reliable saw. Any mods would take away some reliability, if you really want to get into it, put a 346xp top end on it like Jeff did. (JeffandJess)
 
It is a good reliable pro quality saw in the 50cc class, but not among the hottest ones on power and speed. :)

Most sold in the US have cat mufflers, if so step one should be to replace that one with a standard non-cat one.
 
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2152 great saw

The 2152 is a great saw. It has a magnesium crankcase as opposed to the 2150 which is plastic. If the 2152 has a blue ignition coil assembly it means that there is a RPM limiter. The maximum RPM is stamped on the coil assembly. These limiters were introduced in 2006.
 
Can I switch to 3/8 chain from 325 on a 16" Bar and are parts interchangeable with the Husky 353? Is it worth switching to a non cat muffler?
 
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Can I switch to 3/8 chain from 325 on a 16" Bar and are parts interchangeable with the Husky 353? Is it worth switching to a non cat muffler?

You can, but I don't think the gains would justify the switch to 3/8. The saw does pretty well with .325 and a 18" bar, going down in bar size will help with bigger chain, but I wouldn't anticipate any major gains in cutting time. The engine has to work harder to pull the larger chain, and seeing that you are from NY, I am guessing most of your wood is hardwood.

The non-cat muffler will reduce heat and help with performance a little. I would switch. I am fortunate enough to have boughten one before all the EPA crap.
 
Can I switch to 3/8 chain from 325 on a 16" Bar and are parts interchangeable with the Husky 353? Is it worth switching to a non cat muffler?

Most parts are interchangeable. The obvious ones that aren't interchangeable are the rear handles, and brake guards. Except for the color, pretty much the same saw.
 
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