Rebuilding And Porting An 084

[dall]

I couldn't stand it......ended up widening the exhaust a little.

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Hey.........that's not a 084 jug. lol

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last pictures look like a boat anchor cylinder

 

[Mastermind]

last pictures look like a boat anchor cylinder

Either one of these saws will hold a pretty big boat.......

 

[TreeLife]

Couldn't help yourself on the exhaust port, huh Randy?

 

[Mastermind]

Couldn't help yourself on the exhaust port, huh Randy?

Considering the size by percentage of the bore......it was pretty small. I widened it quite a lot.

 

[TreeLife]

Beautiful work my friend, as per the usual!

 

[Mastermind]

Beautiful work my friend, as per the usual!

That was just roughed in......

Here's the finished product.

 

[Mastermind]

And the 395 jug.

 

[Manofstihl066]

And the 395 jug.

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Ain't half bad for an ol farm boy. Lol

 

[Mastermind]

Ain't half bad for an ol farm boy. Lol

As you can see, I'm not real concerned with having a uniform finish. I just worry about hitting my numbers, and having good port shapes.

 

[hseII]

I have found 99/121/74 to work great with massive power and a wide power band.
I have tried them with the intake down further at 79 or 80 and they are more violent and peaky.

I usually slightly widen the exhaust and flatten the roof a bit to take advantage of the raised uppers, widen the transfer tunnel towards the exhaust port some and open the uppers flat.

A red97 port on the flywheel side with a 3/4" hole under it and the factory outlet elongated all the way along

They tow like a freight chain at 12500 RPM running an unlimited coil

Careful with the using of the Noun "Freight Train" to describe how a Saw runs: That gets some people's Hackles Up because evidently, that meant it don't, at one time.

@cgraham.

 

[Mastermind]

Careful with the using of the Noun "Freight Train" to describe how a Saw runs: That gets some people's Hackles Up because evidently, that meant it don't, at one time.

@cgraham.

 

[dall]

i can get pictures of freight trains down town here at the railyard lol

 

[Manofstihl066]

As you can see, I'm not real concerned with having a uniform finish. I just worry about hitting my numbers, and having good port shapes.

Fuggin a. Looks great sir.

 

[Brewz]

Yeah, down here big wide power band is preferred over speed.

 

[tree monkey]

Tested and approved by @tree monkey himself, too, I see

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I feel sooooooo inadequate.

don't forget to shake your beaver before use

 

[hseII]

Yeah, down here big wide power band is preferred over speed.

We Agree: that was in reference to a sales pitch Clint & I were taken by.

Long story. [emoji23]

 

[Brewz]

Considering the size by percentage of the bore......it was pretty small. I widened it quite a lot.

Ahhhh there goes the life on the rings.

 

[Brewz]

How flat did you go on the roof Randy?

 

[Mastermind]

How flat did you go on the roof Randy?

I didn't touch the roof. Just opened the ends.

 

[Brewz]

Ahhhh yes I see it now.
Pics make the angles look all different