024 Rebuild?

[Lightning Performance]

LOL. That's the reason I have the 44 piston. Doesn't work worth a crap in a 44.7 cylinder.

I got a piston and cylinder here in 44.7mm

 

[president]

https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/ah308/rgerringer/IMG_1060.HEIC

You can have this if it will work.

thats, a 026 piston I believe

 

[Mad Professor]

LOL. That's the reason I have the 44 piston. Doesn't work worth a crap in a 44.7 cylinder.

Or ANY 024 cylinders, that are 42mm

I never checked the bore size
Guess it helps to cover the details. Never had an 024 piston or repaired the cylinder on one. Had a few in for repair years ago. ***-umed it was 44

Yes, learned that here too; I've been wrong before..... I do have a 024S parts saw I can use for 026 parts (crank/cases). All my 026 are old 44mm ones not 44.7mm

 

[pioneerguy600]

The 44 is the snappier setup, a lot can be done with them, just ask Doc Al, I like my ported ones for limb removal or building site clearing when stems are under 6 " dia, mostly softwood species.

 

[Lightning Performance]

The 44 is the snappier setup, a lot can be done with them, just ask Doc Al, I like my ported ones for limb removal or building site clearing when stems are under 6 " dia, mostly softwood species.

Those are light and fast. The 260 stock is lacking.

 

[ZeroJunk]

Well. I' m thinking which is dangerous that the 024 Super had a longer stroke and you could put an 026 top end on it.

So, I bought an 026 top end that was 44.7 or whatever. But, my 44 MM piston would not work.

So, I bought a 44 .7 piston. The frankensaw is at the lake and runs, but it's not going to break any records.