Chris J.
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I can't wait to see how it runs after you port it.
If Randy had $5.00 for each time a similar comment was posted in his I-Ported-This threads.........................
BTW I'm guilty.
I can't wait to see how it runs after you port it.
If Randy had $5.00 for each time a similar comment was posted in his I-Ported-This threads.........................
BTW I'm guilty.
I guess you gave up Husky and went with Gransfors Burksgets my blood pumping.
I did amass a nice little collection of European Axes.I guess you gave up Husky and went with Gransfors Burks
Ive had 7 of them. 6 ported. I prefer the ported 357xp.I would almost sell my 262 back to him to get a 6100 but I'm not selling my Gransfors to him
Ive had 7 of them. 6 ported. I prefer the ported 357xp.![]()
I knows what I like and don't drink the kool-aidThat's what Don said all along.....
You would never know if it 4-strokes if it does so above the rev limiter, which it likely is.The rev limiter kicks in a 13.9k. It never 4-strokes because it's leaning out at high rpm, which is why you can't tune it and why it revs like it does.
The purpose of strato is to delay the arrival of the fuel charge until just before the transfers close. If you imagine having that set up so the mixture is perfect and arrives just before the transfers close, and you somehow increase the rpm further, then the full charge will not get there in time and it will begin to lean. It doesn't matter how big the carb is or how rich you try to make it if the charge does not have time to get in there after waiting for the air to clear the transfers.
This particular saw has completely independent timing for the strato air intake and the fuel intake, so you could get them out of balance fairly easily.
You would never know if it 4-strokes if it does so above the rev limiter, which it likely is.
Hopefully the fix is as simple.I'm tweaking the carb now......
Looks like it might suffer from the same issue the EL42 has. Not enough flow thru the main nozzle.
I'll stick with the saws I have listed they still ware me out and will cut anything I have came across, but now if the 6100 or the husky 357 will cut ,split and stack and move limbs I need oneIve had 7 of them. 6 ported. I prefer the ported 357xp.![]()
4-stroking is just the carb producing a rich mixture with increasing rpm (air velocity). That is close to a squared function so it gets much richer with only a small increase in rpm. The rev limit is almost 2krpm higher than the running rpm, so if it isn't 4-stroking before the rev limit it's either because the mixture is set very lean or because something is counteracting the squared fuel mixture curve. That would be the effect I described where the fuel mixture through the case does not entirely get into the cylinder before the transfers close, leaning the mixture.You would never know if it 4-strokes if it does so above the rev limiter, which it likely is.
Hopefully the fix is as simple.
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