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[XP_Slinger]

Wish I would’ve taken a picture yesterday of them to put on here. I’m at work today but I could do it this afternoon I guess. I’m thinking now that the piston didn’t look like an xtorq piston but I know the cylinder had the removable plates on the side of it

Would be interesting to see exactly what you had going on with that saw.

 

[Mkinslow]

Would be interesting to see exactly what you had going on with that saw.

Here’s a picture of bottom of cylinder I just remembered I had I can get more this afternoon but it’s already been torn down

 

[XP_Slinger]

Here’s a picture of bottom of cylinder I just remembered I had I can get more this afternoon but it’s already been torn down View attachment 101475

Definitely X-Torq 365 as you said. Dead give away is the restrictors in the transfer covers. Big question is what piston did it have, I would imagine it was X-Torq as well if it was a running saw. I think this is confirming that momma Husky combined the two cases part numbers.

 

[Mkinslow]

Definitely X-Torq 365 as you said. Dead give away is the restrictors in the transfer covers. Big question is what piston did it have, I would imagine it was X-Torq as well if it was a running saw. I think this is confirming that momma Husky combined the two cases part numbers.

I’ll have to get a piston pic this afternoon but I’m thinking it was not an xtorq piston but I’ve been messing with several different ones and may have them mixed up. It was not a running saw. Had Big end rod bearing failure that spit out some pieces and eat up piston and cylinder

 

[XP_Slinger]

I’ll have to get a piston pic this afternoon but I’m thinking it was not an xtorq piston but I’ve been messing with several different ones and may have them mixed up. It was not a running saw. Had Big end rod bearing failure that spit out some pieces and eat up piston and cylinder

Oh thats right, you did just say that the lower end grenaded. I'm at work too...shhhhh. LOL

 

[Mkinslow]

Oh thats right, you did just say that the lower end grenaded. I'm at work too...shhhhh. LOL

Lol. I want say anything. I have lots of free time at work myself

 

[beaglebriar]

The year looks correct on the tag. I'm sure they probably modified the existing molds so the numbers on the case would likely be the same. Any new case you buy will be the xtorq style as far as I know.

 

[Mkinslow]

The year looks correct on the tag. I'm sure they probably modified the existing molds so the numbers on the case would likely be the same. Any new case you buy will be the xtorq style as far as I know.

That’s a good thought

 

[Mkinslow]

Morning guys. I’ll try this afternoon to get some more pictures of those cases. Got home yesterday and had to stay in house with my son that’s had the asthma attack Thursday night so my wife could take our daughter to the doctor and she was diagnosed with the flu (even though test was negative)so my afternoon was thrown way out of wack

 

[Mkinslow]

Here’s some pics of my 365 cylinder that’ll be my next build

 

[mdavlee]

Yup, good call forgot about that. Hence you can use an OE top end on an XT case, but you can't use an XT top end on the OE case.

I've fit them with no problems. I used 365 cases to port cylinders for people in Canada to save shipping

 

[XP_Slinger]

I've fit them with no problems. I used 365 cases to port cylinders for people in Canada to save shipping

Did you cut the cylinder skirt for clearance? I thought the longer cylinder skirt on the XT jug would interfere on OE cases

 

[mdavlee]

Did you cut the cylinder skirt for clearance? I thought the longer cylinder skirt on the XT jug would interfere on OE cases

I trimmed it after I cut the base like I always did

 

[Mkinslow]

Here’s some pics of my 365 cylinder that’ll be my next build View attachment 101705View attachment 101706View attachment 101707

What piston would you guys suggest to use in this open 365 cylinder. Closed or open window???

 

[Mkinslow]

As soon as my son gets back to feeling better we’ll see if we can get this build going

 

[XP_Slinger]

What piston would you guys suggest to use in this open 365 cylinder. Closed or open window???

Not going off of experience, but I would think you’d want a non windowed piston for the open port cylinder. Hope your son gets well soon. Thoughts are with ya’ll

 

[Mkinslow]

Not going off of experience, but I would think you’d want a non windowed piston for the open port cylinder. Hope your son gets well soon. Thoughts are with ya’ll

I think you’re right because that’s all that shows up if I look it up and a meteor is only 35$ on HLS. And from what I remember reading that’s what should be used without any grinding. He’s doing ok. He’s taking medicine for the flu now which his little sister had so doctor went ahead and gave it to him also. The weather flip flopping the way it does in Tennessee really plays with his asthma though.

 

[XP_Slinger]

I think you’re right because that’s all that shows up if I look it up and a meteor is only 35$ on HLS. And from what I remember reading that’s what should be used without any grinding. He’s doing ok. He’s taking medicine for the flu now which his little sister had so doctor went ahead and gave it to him also. The weather flip flopping the way it does in Tennessee really plays with his asthma though.

Lots of folks getting the flu up here too. Trying like hell to stay healthy.

 

[huskyboy]

I believe pistons are the same for both open and closed port 48mm.

 

[huskyboy]

Lots of folks getting the flu up here too. Trying like hell to stay healthy.

Just got my flu shot recently. I do not want to get sick lol.