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Here is my more commercial view on what I call porting: - Most of the saws I get in for porting are anything from knackered to new....mostly "Well Used". Most need a good 45 min clean and an hour

spudulike
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In response to various comments on porting, Porting is viewed in different ways....here is perhaps a purist view and will follow this post with what my more commercial business take is: - Yo

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I just wanted to make it clear that porting a saw is best on a good well working saw.  Porting will not fix a crap running engine with issues.....a SERVICE.....yes I repeat.....A SERVICE will!!!!

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I am going to stamp each machine with "Competition Only" like they used to in the 80s on those LOUD exhausts you could buy for your bike! That should cover it!

Or..... “not for tree use” like you get “not for road use” on the exhaust!
Spent hours once rubbing out not for road use on the band of my akrapovic with a scotch pad and some autosol 🤠
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