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It is true, a guy in the states ported an 026 Stihl and it ran a couple of degrees cooler after porting due to the exhaust gasses being cleared at a faster rate than before.

 

The opening of the exhaust and inlet ports may cause faster wear on the piston ring but if done within recognised parameters, the saw should have a good lifetime after porting.

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Great saw Reg! it's a monster now! :thumbup:

 

By the way, is the saw still on the same chain type? or is it now on semi-skip/full skip chain?

 

You know what I haven't even checked, chain is almost new and yet to be sharpened.

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