Will 066 cylinder fit 056 super?

[Oakboy]

I thought I read that someone had put a 066 jug on a 056 super to make a beefier saw and sure sounds good to me but just wondered if it’s even possible and has anyone ever done it? Any modifications needed if it is possible?
Thanks


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[Yotaismygame]

Both are 54mm. I believe you're talking about putting a 056 magnum jug on a 066/660 case. 056 mag is 56mm. I've read about it some and there are youtube videos of said configurations but I can't remember any details about the swap.

 

[Janne]

Wrong piston travel (correct term?)

38mm 056
40mm 066

http://wiki.motorsaegen-portal.de/wiki/Technische_Daten_Stihl_Motorsägen#1122http://wiki.motorsaegen-portal.de/wiki/Stihl_Oldies#1115
You can fit a 066 zylinder onto a 064 body, M5 screws in 6mm holes with a little adjustement


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[Yotaismygame]

I'm sure some machine work is involved. The information is out there. Google it

 

[Janne]

A 065 magnum 1 or 2 (54 or 56mm) would probably work

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[Kanscruzer]

You won't be happy with it. pin size, spark plug angle, ect,,,,, have fun

 

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[trappermike]

If you put the 066 on the Mag2 you will end up with a saw of less (or equal) cc's,trying to make the carb fit and exaust etc,will be a huge job,considering you're making a saw of less cc's. Forget this idea... A Mag2 cyl. on a 066 is a better idea-resulting in 100cc,still not easy.
Best is just a BB 066 if you can find decent parts.