MustangMike
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I've had problems a few times with saws that had too much muffler opening. Often idle or throttle response issues, and sometimes a lack of torque and / or increase fuel consumption w/o any addl power. More is not always better, especially on non ported saws.
A timing advance may also help.
Often smaller openings on the side of the muffler provide nice increases in power w/o negative side effects.
On saws w/o wrap handles a hole or two (1/4 - 3/8") can be drilled on the right side w/o any deflector and you won't get hit by the blast.
A timing advance may also help.
Often smaller openings on the side of the muffler provide nice increases in power w/o negative side effects.
On saws w/o wrap handles a hole or two (1/4 - 3/8") can be drilled on the right side w/o any deflector and you won't get hit by the blast.
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