Recent content by Jake Dykstra

I dont have a 400.1 but I have an Eathan Trainer ported 400! Its pretty dang strong. Not sure if my 564 can keep up. Only one way to find out!

3 seconds faster after machine work. Pretty good gains for machine work only. Can really lean on it now without stalling it out. Not surprised though. Stock ports where pretty good as we're the numbers Exhaust can be widened to 65% safely but I dont expect any big gains from that.

Heres a few pics.

Ok gents had some time today to get the machine work and mm done. Cut .040 pop up in the piston. Cut 055 from the base to set the squish at .020. Was shooting for .025 so I might cut the chamber at some point. Numbers 103.5 113.5 77 Muff mod was super easy. Thanks to Husqvarna for makes a...

Here it's is. First 2 cuts. My first impression is that it definitely runs great for a 62cc saw. Time to mm and cut a pop up. More videos tomorrow!

Awesome thank you!

Numbers for a warm firewood build? TIA Jake

I would love to have it on the shelf. But I need to build more shelves! First saw i ever bought was this exact saw. Think it was $900ish. Lot of money for the early 90's. GLWS one of the best saws ever made.

Breakfast with the Boss

Great deal right here!

Awesome gents. He really loves the saw so I'll probably muff it and port match and add a little timing.

My buddy has a nice pro mac 800 and I runs really good! He wants me to port it up a bit for a little more speed. Any absolute do not's on this saw? Seems to have gobs of torque. I think just getting it to move air a little faster should bring the in cut rim up a bit. No idea what it has for...

After machine work the numbers should be pretty close

I think most wood suggest that you spend your efforts on the oe cylinder vs the strato. Generally speaking you get better results. But porting the xtorq will make power as well. Its been awhile since I did an xtorq and I went the way of unstrato by removing divider and such. I must have screwed...

From a few months ago