The squish band is cut AND a popup on the piston? What's the compression?
The squish band is cut AND a popup on the piston? What's the compression?
I have a question for Dan:
I have a virgin 2153 stashed away in my basement. Can you port a saw in that condition or should it be broken in a little before porting?
That's what I figured. I'm with you on the compression as well.
Good to see you back, Dan!
yea that 2171 I ran of yours at the gtg sure did run well! almost had me thinking of switching brands....almost.lol!I have cut the chamber and used a popup in a few 372s but I dont think that it did much or any over just the popup. I own the strongest woods ported 2171 that I ever had in my figures. It only had 175 pound when I built it. Its getting old and tired like me an its down to just a little over 160. I let a lot of people run it at the GTG and its still strong.
I dont think that super high compression does much on some saws.
Later
Dan
Someone had a saw with .325 square ground. Was that your 028? I suffer from CRS and other afflictions ...yea that 2171 I ran of yours at the gtg sure did run well! almost had me thinking of switching brands....almost.lol!
Wagner works has some 5000s if you desired.Its good to hear that you almost came to your senses. There may be hope for you after all.
Your little 028 ran well for a Stihl. I wish that I would have taken my Partner 5000 along with me for you to run. Its stronger then my 346.
Later
Dan
Yea..that was mine it was just one of those sslllooooowww stihlsSomeone had a saw with .325 square ground. Was that your 028? I suffer from CRS and other afflictions ...
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