SawTroll
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Gotta agree with Corey here , this saw was designed as simondo says for the semi pro user - farmers saw with a open port engine which means more torque and less top end its got six ports which help scavenging and new fuel backing up the chassis on this saw is massive with large transfers which aren't as well designed as other pro models So you ain't gonna get a wild top end with large transfers and a smaller displacement but with some good lathe work miricales happen i haven't tried a gasket delete it probably wouldn't work as well as other saws
But I can't leave my 420 at home it's always in the truck it's a great saw stock or ported
Here's a pic of the 420 cylinder from my saw not great quality
Open ports usually doesn't mean more torque anywhere in the useful rpm range, but usually brings the max performance lower in the rpm range, and making the difference in performance between high and lower rpm feel smaller. This often is the case with close port designs that aren't really good as well.
Of course this isn't totally "black and white" - as there are more or less bad close port designs, and some very good open port ones out there.
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