MustangMike
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I too was very impressed with Lee's 166 big bore … gets it's massive power from it's 880 piston!!! (Ha, Ha, Ha)
FYI, the TM 661 was the next strongest saw, followed closely by a TM 066/660, the 395's there that day finished further down.
I think when you get to that level, the port work is more important than the brand saw.
I also believe that different wood can change the finish order. Saws that are set up to be fast in softwood cants don't generally fare as well in hardwood, and vice versa.
That is why this dyno fascinates me so much!
FYI, the TM 661 was the next strongest saw, followed closely by a TM 066/660, the 395's there that day finished further down.
I think when you get to that level, the port work is more important than the brand saw.
I also believe that different wood can change the finish order. Saws that are set up to be fast in softwood cants don't generally fare as well in hardwood, and vice versa.
That is why this dyno fascinates me so much!