Ok, intresting. Bigger is not always better. I will try it with the bb, and if it not runs that good i put a 52mm on it.
My 044 did not have the D combination chamber it was a standard combination chamber.
Not this time I'm keeping these numbers to myself and seems like every time I post my numbers there's always someone who thinks there not good enough so for now the numbers are staying on in my book for now sorry Mike don't take this in a bad way.
Never seen anything but a D chambered 044 cylinder. I’d love to see pics. U sure you’re not thinking of the 046 you’ve built?
Everyone has an opinion, but if something runs well and works for you, then keep doing it. Many refrain from doing threads because the peanut gallery will tell them how wrong they are doing it with little substantial proof at times. Don’t let it stop you from posting stuff, but by all means you can keep your cards close to the vest if you choose to.
Lol I wish I could could show you pictures of it yes it Was a 044 I had it for ruffly 13-14 years I traded it for for a 064 and yes it had a normal hemisphere combination chamber. It was a was in the middle of the early and late model 044 so is it possible there were some odd ball cylinders possible and it was a stihl cylinder. If I run across it again I'll be more than happy to show. And for the port timing numbers I do understand what your saying but I'm sure you can agree with me on this if you find something that works really really well I'm sure you're keepen that to yourself otherwise we would be bored because know one would want us to port their saw's they would just take all of are info and do it themselves now I don't mind sharing some of my port work and numbers but I can't just give it all away. So I hope you guys don't give me the boot now because I do injoy chatting with you and help trouble shooting your all a great group of people.
No boot here. Share what you want.Lol I wish I could could show you pictures of it yes it Was a 044 I had it for ruffly 13-14 years I traded it for for a 064 and yes it had a normal hemisphere combination chamber. It was a was in the middle of the early and late model 044 so is it possible there were some odd ball cylinders possible and it was a stihl cylinder. If I run across it again I'll be more than happy to show. And for the port timing numbers I do understand what your saying but I'm sure you can agree with me on this if you find something that works really really well I'm sure you're keepen that to yourself otherwise we would be bored because know one would want us to port their saw's they would just take all of are info and do it themselves now I don't mind sharing some of my port work and numbers but I can't just give it all away. So I hope you guys don't give me the boot now because I do injoy chatting with you and help trouble shooting your all a great group of people.
