Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Does that mean I can have my 394 back? :jester:
Oh hell no. I took that saw and three others and mixed and matched till I made me some money on em.
Does that mean I can have my 394 back? :jester:
Well lookie lookie. Someone may have made a mistake and owned up to it.
Amazing. We could use more guys like that here.
Yay
But I'm still calling for the Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabulamps. :cool2:
You must have a life:smile2:I made a mistake 193 posts ago.....i started reading this train wreck....
Highly likely. The one that I built had less than .04 squish stock.
I don't remember the numbers, but I do remember having to use .015 gasket paper to give it enough squish after I removed the stock gasket.
I went back and checked my notes. The stock squish was .024 and the base gasket was .017". Losing the base gasket on that build would have left a squish of .007". I don't think that's enough..
I made a mistake 193 posts ago.....i started reading this train wreck....
Depends on the builder. :bang:
I believe .007 is too little anyway, for something that will last?
I believe .007 is too little anyway, for something that is supposed to last?
.025 -.035 for me.
That sounds safe, but isn't it a bit more than really needed?
That sounds safe, but isn't it a bit more than really needed?
Not if the saw is running 180PSI...
Or 200psi.
I've been adding some squish lately to see how the engine behaves with a high compression ratio and a more open squish area. Let's just say I like this concept. :msp_sneaky:
The shape of the combustion chamber is very important and higher psi = higher temps.I don't want a cookie cutter I want a high torque high speed woods port that is dependable.I got wood to cut,what am I doing here:confused2:Or 200psi.
I've been adding some squish lately to see how the engine behaves with a high compression ratio and a more open squish area. Let's just say I like this concept. :msp_sneaky:
Or 200psi.
I've been adding some squish lately to see how the engine behaves with a high compression ratio and a more open squish area. Let's just say I like this concept. :msp_sneaky:
Is this with a flat top piston or pop up?
Flat top.
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