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I'm excited to own it lol
Another chainsaw dyno...
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You should, Joe does nice work, and not to bad bad a guy, well???
Once I get the filter material, I'll give it another run, and box it up.
End of next week I'll have 4 more to compare it against..
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I like Joe a lot, he is a cool cat with lots of knowledge and tools at his availability. I'm stoked.
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Somewhere in my heart I want to know if mix makes any difference. Also if I just like my loudest saws...
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Wonderful horsepower curve, peaking right in the working zone. Nicely done Joe.
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So the orange line must be horsepower and the purple line is how many kittens it could kill every second?
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Oh good...thought I was the only one reading it that way!
Yes on the one, and poor kitties on the other.
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Interesting how it was making peak power while still "four-stroking"...
Other way.
Pulls go from the top down on these little guys.
Read from right to left
Have saw wide open at 14k 4 stroking. Apply load it starts picking up power. That little spike is the cleanup point. Keep loading it until the bottom rpm set. Which i had set around 6500.
What is interesting is where the max power is actually made..
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Wow, using something like that would make carb mods SO much easier. Mod a couple of carbs, make a run, change carbs and check out the torque and HP. See where the mods are going. When you go too far, you know where to go back to.
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Freakin awesome!
Well, I may have created a one hit wonder with your saw...
I have a few ideas as to why. But i wouldn't be surprised to see it make even more power once fully broken in
Same bar, same chain same day.
