Anyone install on a husky 350 saw?
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Next to the Husky 61/272 conversion, it has to be the most popular cylinder swap in chainsaw land.
Ryan'smilling
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Type 346xp 350 into the search feature on this very site and you end up with 9 pages and about 170 something posts that will answer most any of your questions. 
Ryan'smilling
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Type 346xp 350 into the search feature on this very site and you end up with 9 pages and about 170 something posts that will answer most any of your questions.
Pfff, like Bill doesn't know how to find old threads.
Pfff, like Bill doesn't know how to find old threads.
Dury out on that one- he know how to find old saws though..... just short on the photos to match.
He did put up some nice photos of some Stihls tha other day though..... maybe the Huskies are day dreams?
cuinrearview
Red saw lover
What in the actual ****??
Bill do they make you pay for server space here? Asking for a friend.
I was told by a member that I was making lots of money for posting on here, remember that @cuintherearview
.Unfortunately I didn't save the screenshots of that thread after they took it down.
Oh Lord!I was told by a member that I was making lots of money for posting on here, remember that @cuintherearview
Unfortunately I didn't save the screenshots of that thread after they took it down.
How could I forget a thread like that. Must have been when I was down with Lymes
I missed out on all of the “R” model Jonsered excitement too.
cuinrearview
Red saw lover
Yah all kinds of stories out there about you buddyI was told by a member that I was making lots of money for posting on here, remember that @cuintherearview
Unfortunately I didn't save the screenshots of that thread after they took it down.
Oh boy, I really need to get out more lol.Yah all kinds of stories out there about you buddy
Still waiting on the checks to start rolling in
.Ok I won’t ask anything anymore,,,,,,I’ll just be a lurker. I have eight vintage husky bikes to build, I need the cash for other hobbies.
I just wanted to know if a 350 is capable of running better with a 346 Xp piston kit. I’ll research here. Then it’s open port or closed port. I have options.
I posted lots of pics. I’ll post them again.
I just wanted to know if a 350 is capable of running better with a 346 Xp piston kit. I’ll research here. Then it’s open port or closed port. I have options.
I posted lots of pics. I’ll post them again.
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cuinrearview
Red saw lover
It is. It has been covered, talked about, posted about, pictures taken, in numerous threads on this forum and others. It's a great budget project. Where people struggle Bill here and in more of your topics is that the info is out there. Totally searchable. Dudes much more experienced that us have already done the leg work and cut a path for us. Let them shine!!
I think those of us who have been around feel as if it's a waste of our time to share as you ask questions, people answer, and then you tell how you'll do it differently or better. You've talked as though you know all things 2-stroke, it amazes me that you don't know whether the 350 is open or closed port since you have built all the motors you have built.
A quick search on the net will get you pictures and all the advice you need to build one and you will learn whether its open or closed port.
Here's the first thing that pops for me on my computer, it may take a bit more on yours to get similar results; but as Tim was saying the info is easy to find, and since I've looked it up before and watched the videos it pops right up.
Let us know how the build goes and if you have any specific questions and I'm sure you'll get the answers, but you need to just go for it and get your hands dirty, that's why I let others do them. Right Tim
, yep I don't like to get dirty anymore than I have to.Please report back what you learn
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