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Hi gang,
Getting ahead of myself, but thinking about the Solo 681 P/C kit on the 665. If my plan is simply a swap, no porting, do you guys think I need to worry about measuring squish?
I know it is not an enormous undertaking, but it would require me to buy a few things, calipers, solder, etc. I'm just wondering if I really need to bother. It seems that slapping the gasket that came with the kit on, bolting the sucker up, and running it would be fine.
Thoughts? As a novice, I am thinking that the only reason I would be concerned with squish is if I was contemplating a gasket-less install, in an attempt to squeeze the most power from the saw.
What am I missing?
Getting ahead of myself, but thinking about the Solo 681 P/C kit on the 665. If my plan is simply a swap, no porting, do you guys think I need to worry about measuring squish?
I know it is not an enormous undertaking, but it would require me to buy a few things, calipers, solder, etc. I'm just wondering if I really need to bother. It seems that slapping the gasket that came with the kit on, bolting the sucker up, and running it would be fine.
Thoughts? As a novice, I am thinking that the only reason I would be concerned with squish is if I was contemplating a gasket-less install, in an attempt to squeeze the most power from the saw.
What am I missing?