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Not riled up in the slightest Mason.
You've not seen me riled up yet
I was merely friendly ribbing you with a few questions
You've read too far into MY post
OK lol. Anyway let’s carry on... no need to muddy Joe’s thread.
 

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I hear ya, hate the humidity. We’re starting a heat wave here in south central PA. It’s nasty.
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Same here in western PA. Extending my current shed so I dug the post holes and cemented the 4x4s today, started at 6:30 this morning to beat the worst of the heat. Don’t miss those years of this kind of heat working 2nd shift. o_O
 

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I don't know much at all about carbs, but I will tell you that I have a CFB Hybrid, and we tried several carbs on it but could not get it to 4 stroke till we put one with a 70 jet on it (I believe it is a HD-14 if memory serves me right … the NLA ones for the heated handle saws).

Now I'm just guessing … and I've been known to be wrong with some of my guesses … but if I had to guess the Hp of my Hybrid I would say close to 8 +/-.

DEET's comments on the transfers is very intriguing. I think most folks tried to increase "case capacity" on the Hybrids, to be more like a 460, but he seems to have gone in the other direction. Very fascinating!

But both saws have carbs modified to increase flow … that says something right there. My carb is all stock.

I guess the thing I'm pondering now is do higher RPMs require less of a venture to pull the correct amount of fuel, or said another way, will a stock venture get "too rich" with higher PRMs and cut the performance short?
 

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I don't know much at all about carbs, but I will tell you that I have a CFB Hybrid, and we tried several carbs on it but could not get it to 4 stroke till we put one with a 70 jet on it (I believe it is a HD-14 if memory serves me right … the NLA ones for the heated handle saws).

Now I'm just guessing … and I've been known to be wrong with some of my guesses … but if I had to guess the Hp of my Hybrid I would say close to 8 +/-.

DEET's comments on the transfers is very intriguing. I think most folks tried to increase "case capacity" on the Hybrids, to be more like a 460, but he seems to have gone in the other direction. Very fascinating!

But both saws have carbs modified to increase flow … that says something right there. My carb is all stock.

I guess the thing I'm pondering now is do higher RPMs require less of a venture to pull the correct amount of fuel, or said another way, will a stock venture get "too rich" with higher PRMs and cut the performance short?
Mike, a larger Venturi is going to require more fuel because there’s less vacuum or signal coming through the carburetor, so a larger Venturi, Or flow enhanced carburetor mods will require more fuel, in the form of a jet to feed it
 

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Mike, a larger Venturi is going to require more fuel because there’s less vacuum or signal coming through the carburetor, so a larger Venturi, Or flow enhanced carburetor mods will require more fuel, in the form of a jet to feed it

I think that’s why I had so much trouble with the RWJ4 on other saws with the divider out. It was set up lean and I couldn’t get the Solo rich enough so I went to a 390xp carb on it. Which gained 10% cut time. A modded Zama didn’t even feed it real good. Some were 3-4 turns out and 15.5-16k was all I could get it slowed down to
 

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After dynos fixed any 3120 or 088 going on dyno
I find it odd 394 stoker has less hp than a 044/046 hybrid
Could results be ascuwe sensor going bad then finally fail ?


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Joe is supposed to have a 880 there now but customs/USPS has their heads up their azz and don’t seem to interested in actually doing their jobs
 

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After dynos fixed any 3120 or 088 going on dyno
I find it odd 394 stoker has less hp than a 044/046 hybrid
Could results be ascuwe sensor going bad then finally fail ?


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I've posted a 3120. Close to 4hp more and 3ftlb more than these hybrids

Not done any 394, or husky stroker.

The 661 stroker was +2hp and almost +2 ftlb over these hybrids.

The 395 that was the same hp, had about 1 ftlb more tq than these hybrids.

700 hp Indy car vs 700 hp pickup diesel
 

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I've posted a 3120. Close to 4hp more and 3ftlb more than these hybrids

Not done any 394, or husky stroker.

The 661 stroker was +2hp and almost +2 ftlb over these hybrids.

The 395 that was the same hp, had about 1 ftlb more tq than these hybrids.

700 hp Indy car vs 700 hp pickup diesel

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