zgzmithr
Active OPE Member
Hey guys, really cool place here,
so, I am a mechanical engineer that owns a powertrain and rod shop... and i like to tinker and learn, so when i learned of the huztl saw kits, it was a must for me.
so, I am putting a 360 & 440 together for friends, me being me I cant leave something with performance potential alone. Came across Matthew Olson's youtube channel and his attention to detail is right up my ally.
anyways, these saws must be ported for maximum fun .
so i break out my sand paper rolls and my Dotco grinders, planning to just clean the intake and exhaust ports up, exhaust turns out well, opened the outside a bit and smoothed it all out, same with the intake but, made a lil mistake tho. So in my excitement while cleaning up the port, i wound up raising the roof on the intake a few thousandths which does not seem ideal. What says you all? what effect will this have?
thanks guys.
so, I am a mechanical engineer that owns a powertrain and rod shop... and i like to tinker and learn, so when i learned of the huztl saw kits, it was a must for me.
so, I am putting a 360 & 440 together for friends, me being me I cant leave something with performance potential alone. Came across Matthew Olson's youtube channel and his attention to detail is right up my ally.
anyways, these saws must be ported for maximum fun .
so i break out my sand paper rolls and my Dotco grinders, planning to just clean the intake and exhaust ports up, exhaust turns out well, opened the outside a bit and smoothed it all out, same with the intake but, made a lil mistake tho. So in my excitement while cleaning up the port, i wound up raising the roof on the intake a few thousandths which does not seem ideal. What says you all? what effect will this have?
thanks guys.