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[redline4]

Nice nice nice. That Plastic Clamp of Death not staying tho ay.

No, that's not staying.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

While Ed's 346'd 350 is getting Pic for Attention......any one got a mild upgrade recipe for a 42mm open port 345 that DOESN'T involve a 350 riser and a better closed port cylinder? Bit of muff action and hope a Meteor piston is a bit taller is all i've got so far.

 

[markds2]

While Ed's 346'd 350 is getting Pic for Attention......any one got a mild upgrade recipe for a 42mm open port 345 that DOESN'T involve a 350 riser and a better closed port cylinder? Bit of muff action and hope a Meteor piston is a bit taller is all i've got so far.

I've got a good 353 closed port cylinder with removable transfer caps (Which I think is exactly the same cylinder as the late 350) lying around if it helps Adz.

 

[markds2]

I've got a good 353 closed port cylinder with removable transfer caps (Which I think is exactly the same cylinder as the late 350) lying around if it helps Adz.

But I think you would need a 350 riser for it.....

 

[cuinrearview]

While Ed's 346'd 350 is getting Pic for Attention......any one got a mild upgrade recipe for a 42mm open port 345 that DOESN'T involve a 350 riser and a better closed port cylinder? Bit of muff action and hope a Meteor piston is a bit taller is all i've got so far.

No real recipe. Open up the stock opening as much as you can under the deflector. Gasket match the exhaust port. Widen at the cylinder wall if you feel comfortable. Same with the intake. File the flywheel key about 1/3.

 

[markds2]

Speaking of fast 346xp's I used my 346 with Extra Sausages yesterday as well as the XS500i at my BIL's in Timaru, he has a very nice property and approximately 2.5 acres of 20 year old cypress, pine and Eucluptus firewood trees. Both saws were absolute lightsabers in the smallish soft woods. The MS280 in the pic below didn't even stand a chance....

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Speaking of fast 346xp's I used my 346 with Extra Sausages yesterday as well as the XS500i at my BIL's in Timaru, he has a very nice property and approximately 2.5 acres of 20 year old cypress, pine and Eucluptus firewood trees. Both saws were absolute lightsabers in the smallish soft woods. The MS280 in the pic below didn't even stand a chance....
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Timaru you say? Hmmmm.....

 

[p61 western]

Good afternoon fellas.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

I've got a good 353 closed port cylinder with removable transfer caps (Which I think is exactly the same cylinder as the late 350) lying around if it helps Adz.

Ta bro, i've got a whole (bar obligatory Adam case break...) 353 of my own. Thought i'd see what a 42mm OP holds, and cheap boy cheap.

 

[USMC615]

Beer thirty...

 

[Stump Shot]

Have to say,v

While Ed's 346'd 350 is getting Pic for Attention......any one got a mild upgrade recipe for a 42mm open port 345 that DOESN'T involve a 350 riser and a better closed port cylinder? Bit of muff action and hope a Meteor piston is a bit taller is all i've got so far.

Recipe? You baking a cake?

 

[Stump Shot]

Super slow here..
Paycheck will definitely suffer, but putting the @Stump Shot 346 jug onto my 350.
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About time Slacker. Lol

 

[Saw Collector]

Fingernail is starting to lift.

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That mfer looks to be dieing. Bummer

 

[redline4]

About time Slacker. Lol

Right?
I've been waiting to get that 357 finished first.

 

[Stump Shot]

Right?
I've been waiting to get that 357 finished first.

That's been done for a month. Lol

 

[Stump Shot]

Right?
I've been waiting to get that 357 finished first.

Well, how's it going?

 

[Stump Shot]

@redline4 call me so I can update your assembly for that cylinder.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

That's been done for a month. Lol

Well, he did break the pull rope on it too...

 

[Stump Shot]

Well, he did break the pull rope on it too...

Price of progress...

 

[redline4]

@redline4 call me so I can update your assembly for that cylinder.

Which cylinder? The 346 or the 357?
I'll give you a call tomorrow on my lunch. I actually have something to do now.