Keep those #'s handy
Matt's saw was 95-96 126 81. I cut the chamber and lowered the jug a little and slowed it down with 95 126, 86. I raised the intake back up yesterday. Going to try it today. It was 165-170 on compression before and was a little higher after. I forgot to test it hot. I still need an unlimited coil for it. The ones I have are the round body husky coils that won't work.
They do feel different if you're used to a stihl or husky either one. They're different enough on the handle angles and spacing to not be really like either one. You just have to use one a good bit to figure out how they handle.
Shut up its ef'in cold out... Grow-er; not a show-er.I didn't see anything to milk.
Yep. I go to 98-100 on all of them now for work saws. Keith's is 98 or 96 and can run full comp on a 28" with an 8 pin no problem. I'm not using the stock piston though. I'm going to port 1 with the stock piston this week and if I have one more piston I'll do another with it to see if there's a difference. The piston swap is weird since there's no machine work involved. Quick piston swap and make a spacer and intake stays at 80. Raise the exhaust and transfers and open that lower to match the Solo cylinders and it's done. Just takes 2 base gaskets.
