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Porting a STIHL 150TC

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Rich Rule Grand Master

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My 150t was exhaust modded by myself when I got my hands on it about 2.5 years ago.

 

I sent it to Steve over xmas for a timing upgrade. I can confirm it is great, smoother in the delivery of power or similar than with just the exhaust mod, but it definitely drinks less juice.

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It's either port the 150 or go down the Echo route - CS-2510 CES, and I definitely have not heard of spud porting the Echo model comparable with the 150.

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66 is ok when your next to it but can hear it running two miles away .

 

The 150 is like a motorcross bike on steroids and as a result I have had to upgrade my ear-defenders

 

Yes, two miles is about right, the wife could hear me tuning them 1.5 miles away. Makes the competition nervous:lol:

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