The best 70cc saws.

[Woodie]

Can I ask a question here?

What makes a saw, in any of these cc classes, "best"?

Power?
acceleration?
weight?
feel and balance?
reliability?
anti-vibe?
good local dealer?
sounds good?
handle angle?
inboard/outboard clutch?
or...............
does it just have to be your favorite brand?

Don't be ridiculous here, Spike.

What makes it the 'best' is if it's my favorite brand.


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[SawTroll]

when we say 70cc are we discussing saws that are bw 70-79cc or are we talking about saws that are right at 70cc (<71cc)? if we are going to 79cc, i think the 7900 is a tough combo to beat. if we are throwing in how saws respond to mods, i'm not sure where the 7900 falls. i know there is a lot of positive info about the 372 and 044's modability.

I'd say closer to 70cc than 80cc, but that is just an opinion.......

 

[GASoline71]

This is gettin kinda old. . . .the whole best_ _cc saw thing

Kinda like goin' to an "All Chevy" forum and askin' what the best small block is...

Gary

 

[windthrown]

Kinda like goin' to an "All Chevy" forum and askin' what the best small block is...

Gary

327. :greenchainsaw:

 

[joatmon]

327. :greenchainsaw:

Windy,

Close. The best was/is the 302.

Thanks for playing,

Joat

 

[GASoline71]

Windy,

Close. The best was/is the 302.

Thanks for playing,

Joat

That little crossram intake 302 in the '67 and '68 Camaro's was the shiiit!

Gary