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Crocky

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  1. just incase anyone wanted to see it 😁
  2. Crocky

    Porting

    Ping me a message if you want and we can have a chat about doing yours.
  3. Crocky

    Porting

    It’s had the squish band cut, base cut, port timing altered (exhaust intake and upper transfers), ports widened / reshaped, ignition timing advance and a muffler mod. Here’s some pics of the squish band before and after and the muffler mod.
  4. Crocky

    Porting

    A couple of saws I’ve just finished. Found a recipe I’m liking for the 550xp mark II. That MS440 is a clean saw, not done much work. Nice to work on them as they’re getting rarer.
  5. I might have a 572 available, let me check something in the morning. I had someone ask me about it and I just want to confirm if he’s taking it or not. I can also get adjustable carb MS462s if you’re interested. If it was me I’d have a ported 572. Or a 372 but that wasn’t one of the choices. [emoji23]
  6. Crocky

    Dolly

    Yeah I spoke to someone about this recently. £500 was a bargain. I can do some slightly better prices off eBay but unfortunately not that cheap.
  7. Crocky

    Dolly

    I can get these if anyone is interested.
  8. Crocky

    Dolly

    Looking forward to it. [emoji106]
  9. Crocky

    Porting

    This will be going under the knife very soon.
  10. Crocky

    Porting

    More pipes [emoji16] The bigger ones for a 372 big bore with a 272 piston I’ve built. Will see how it runs.
  11. Crocky

    Porting

    Can’t beat a couple of pipes in the morning [emoji23]
  12. Crocky

    Porting

    I had thought the original post about not much gains and just noise was about a bark box. If you pipe it the wee saw wakes right up.
  13. Crocky

    Porting

    Yeah there’s big gains opening up the 2511 muffler. It’s a totally different saw.
  14. Crocky

    Porting

    Nothing wrong with tinkering though [emoji16] can always make something better.
  15. Crocky

    Porting

    Twin ports do have a nice sound off them.
  16. Crocky

    Porting

    I think the original quote was about bark boxes.
  17. Crocky

    Porting

    Looking forward to it.
  18. Crocky

    Porting

    Better pic of one.
  19. Crocky

    Porting

    This is a 572 I did. It really changed the tone. It is slightly louder but more a grunt than a scream.
  20. Crocky

    Porting

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  21. Crocky

    Porting

    One of the biggest differences with that you’ll notice is the revs when it’s dogged in. It keeps the high revs. Doesn’t back down.
  22. Crocky

    Porting

    Was cutting a big lump of beech.
  23. Crocky

    Porting

    This is the same 500i in the other vid. This was test cuts after porting. You can hear it adjusting in the vid.
  24. Crocky

    Porting

    The mufflers depend on what’s done inside the saw when porting. The more you open it up the more can be done because it can process more fuel. My guy got back to me. It uses more fuel for sure. The 500i is an awesome saw. Ported it’s just an animal. So as I said it depends what you want. Next one I do I’ll do a comparison vid stock vs ported.
  25. Crocky

    Porting

    Depends what you want out it really, bigger bar, faster cut speed etc. If a dealer knows it’s ported it’ll void the warranty. Depends on the dealer and what’s the issue I suppose. If it’s something you’re uncertain of then probably best to wait. I’ve ported plenty of brand new saws straight out the box but it’s preference. Once you run a ported saw most people stick with them. I’ll ask the last guy I did a 500 for what the fuels like.

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