Look at the muffler. Start with the muffler. Do nothing but gut the muffler and see what happens. Then understand why it happened.
Then start looking at other areas for improving, specifically the intake tract.
There is way more to it than numbers and what numbers I would use.
Think of this saw as a diesel truck. You want it to beat a car with a small block. Capitalize on torque. It can pull a bigger gear.
Gotcha,
Try an pick up the torque that is already on the table. An 8 pin holding 10k in the wood will run with a 7 holding 11k.
Guess I will leave the other saw stock. See how torquey it really is.
I think the intake is held back by its boot setup. Carb bore seems large enough to supply the air needed to turn up. Need to figure out the equation to calculate it out compared to other saws.
Lot of this is speculation on my part, not personally run this series of saw before.
Just trying to guess the how's, what's, and where's to start with this jug is hard for me to grasp. Being it is so different than others I have seen.