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[RI Chevy]

Mine too for 50cc. [emoji106]

 

[WillG]

The .325 on my 346xp conversion does excellent too.

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[huskyboy]

A compilation of ported mofo 361 videos.

A modded 59cc saw that throws a nice rooster tail of chips and outcuts a stock 441... that’s pretty good in my book.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice. A screamer.

 

[MustangMike]

I think you and Mason may have to swap Jerseys!!!

 

[Fruecrue]

I think you and Mason may have to swap Jerseys!!!

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[RI Chevy]

I think you and Mason may have to swap Jerseys!!!

Not givin up my Stihl shirt for nuthin.

 

[WillG]

I been a Stihl fan for a while but that 346 is making me a Hooskie fan! Might have to find another Hooskie for the collection!

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[huskyboy]

I been a Stihl fan for a while but that 346 is making me a Hooskie fan! Might have to find another Hooskie for the collection!

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You would like a 372xp OE (non xtorq), it would be a good match to your 350/346xp Will. Maybe find a blown up 372xtorq and convert the topend and intake tract to OE parts. Very easy and affordable saw to work on.

 

[WillG]

You would like a 372xp OE (non xtorq), it would be a good match to your 350/346xp Will. Maybe find a blown up 372xtorq and convert the topend and intake tract to OE parts. Very easy and affordable saw to work on.

Let me know if you come across any of those Mason! Or looking for one in the 60 cc range.

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[huskyboy]

Let me know if you come across any of those Mason! Or looking for one in the 60 cc range.

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I’ll keep an eye out. 359/357 would probably be the next step above a 346xp.

 

[WillG]

I’ll keep an eye out. 359/357 would probably be the next step above a 346xp.

Thank you! 357/359 would be awesome. Even if the top end is roached would be okay.

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[RI Chevy]

Nice

 

[redlight066]

Off the roll chain, 32” bar 7T
.035” off the base and set the squish to .024. With gasket. No timing advance, this is going to be used mostly on a mill. Numbers on the stock jug were pretty good. I had to raise the transfer a good bit to keep 20* of blowdown.

 

[RI Chevy]

Very nice job.

 

[redlight066]

damn. I forgot to break out the angle grinder when I ported this one. Maybe I can apply my new found YouTube knowledge next time......

 

[RI Chevy]

Maybe you could get some more BTUs out of it?

 

[MustangMike]

What are your #s, if you don't mind me asking. I like to try to keep track of this stuff somewhat.

I have seen low (numerically high) upper transfer #s work well on many jugs, I think it improves velocity, but what do I know?

 

[huskyboy]

Off the roll chain, 32” bar 7T
.035” off the base and set the squish to .024. With gasket. No timing advance, this is going to be used mostly on a mill. Numbers on the stock jug were pretty good. I had to raise the transfer a good bit to keep 20* of blowdown.

Did you mod the oiler for milling? Those saws are pretty poor oil output stock with the standard pump.