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Anyone using modded saws?


Charlieh
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Just wondering if anyone in the UK has played about with their saws?

 

im considering opening up the exhuast a bit on my 372 as well as uping the sprocket size, to an 8 or 9 tooth.

 

my 084 has a moddified muffler (on it when i bought it) its bloody loud and hasnt been done quite how i would do it, but its a beast of a saw, this is running a 8tooth .404 sprocket and i am after a 9 although im concearned that at this speed it wont clear the cut quick enough (the 084 i keep limited to 11,000rpm as i use it for milling also)

 

so anyone else played about? and what have you done? (please add pics if applicable)

:drunk: not that im bored this afternoon or anything :bongsmi:

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Im just using norm so whats this opening the exhaust up the does it lessen engine life substaintially.

 

apparently not as the saw should be able to run cooler (unless you dont alter your carb settings after modifying the exhuast)

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at least we dont have to put up with the exhausts they get on the US saws! ours are more open to start with,

 

having read that link its a bit different to other stuff i have read which recommends no more than 80% of the port area, unless your doing other funky stuff like altering the exhaust and intake ports

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