30 is good. 100 is better.So how many does it take ?
Are you starring to see the futility of these homegrown half azzed tests?
30 is good. 100 is better.So how many does it take ?
30 is good. 100 is better.
Are you starring to see the futility of these homegrown half azzed tests?
I'll give you an anecdote. Back when I was racing bikes I was a Honda cr250 guy for years. I happened on a Yamaha Yz250 for cheap. For the first few times riding it I felt it was a dog. Then I raced against a friend's Cr250 and smoked him consistently. This was on two track roads so no operator skill involved. We even swapped bikes with the same result.Tough bunch here, it certainly tells me which saw cuts better.
So all things being equal, then with 2 different saws it still tells me which is faster. Might be interesting to see it be off by 3 seconds too. How do you eliminate the human error with your timed cuts if a machine isn't cutting with the same exact pressure anyway, why can't that method be off?
One of my bikes was a Honda CR 250- 500 hybrid the 250 was removed and a 500 put in place that bike was hard to beat.I'll give you an anecdote. Back when I was racing bikes I was a Honda cr250 guy for years. I happened on a Yamaha Yz250 for cheap. For the first few times riding it I felt it was a dog. Then I raced against a friend's Cr250 and smoked him consistently. This was on two track roads so no operator skill involved. We even swapped bikes with the same result.
What it came down to was the YZ had a lower pitched exhaust note and just didn't sound as fast, and it had a power curve that generated less wheel spin. However it certainly was faster.
I had several cr500's motors in cr250 aluminum frames.One of my bikes was a Honda CR 250- 500 hybrid the 250 was removed and a 500 put in place that bike was hard to beat.
Stock 400c barely outruns my muffler modded 620P, muffler mod would only further that gap.He must have a Supreme running 600sx, cause I'll tell you first hand, my 400 out runs my neighbors 620p.
Wasn’t trying to be a tough bunch. Sorry.Tough bunch here, it certainly tells me which saw cuts better.
So all things being equal, then with 2 different saws it still tells me which is faster. Might be interesting to see it be off by 3 seconds too. How do you eliminate the human error with your timed cuts if a machine isn't cutting with the same exact pressure anyway, why can't that method be off?
Check the plating. That all that really matters and all the fins are not blocked. Many AM cylinders have casting flash in the fins blocking airflow.Thank you Lightening Performance. I suspected it was just how they were cast and when, where etc.
Much appreciated.
As long as these content creators get views they don’t seem to care.30 is good. 100 is better.
Are you starring to see the futility of these homegrown half azzed tests?
I did remember?Can someone bring their stopwatch to my log pile?
Exactly.As long as these content creators get views they don’t seem to care.
Thanks Lightning. My new in the box 051 and 075 cylinders are OEM Stihl, not aftermarket. I will check though as you advise.Check the plating. That all that really matters and all the fins are not blocked. Many AM cylinders have casting flash in the fins blocking airflow.
It's just basics nothing more.Thanks Lightning. My new in the box 051 and 075 cylinders are OEM Stihl, not aftermarket. I will check though as you advise.
If money where on the line I would take either of those over an Echo in a saw race.
You must just want to run the saw vs splitting that ash with a mawl or ax. That stuff should be a 1 smack stuff.Mine didn't miss a beat the other day. 5 tanks through it mostly noodling hard dead ash.
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