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I have seen a 3/8 chain and bar used on a 0.325" sprocket before now:001_rolleyes::confused1:

 

Running out of ideas, the clutch may just be a red herring and perhaps the engine is just a bit slack on power - what sort of compression has it got? I have had 190psi before now on freshly rebuilt MS260s!

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Thanks for all the replies and help its good to come to a forum where help advice is freely given rather than p take lol I know it will come I will get a video done may shed more light thanks rob

 

 

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I have seen a 3/8 chain and bar used on a 0.325" sprocket before now:001_rolleyes::confused1:

 

 

 

Running out of ideas, the clutch may just be a red herring and perhaps the engine is just a bit slack on power - what sort of compression has it got? I have had 190psi before now on freshly rebuilt MS260s!

 

 

I will try get a pressure tester and give it a go see what that turns up

 

 

 

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