To high for me maybe $25-$50 and I'm not expecting anything from the saws that are being sent to me that was just discussed.
What is your time/ expertise/ Investment worth? How much actual time does it eat up to set up and make a pull?
To high for me maybe $25-$50 and I'm not expecting anything from the saws that are being sent to me that was just discussed.
Top end is totally different design. Quad transfers and long entrances that start near the front of the jug outside of the actual cylinder instead of the two shorties on either side like a 460 has. And a weird little aluminum hard-on in the crankcase that should kick extra lube to the wrist pin. Some minor differences in the carb jetting too but if you were locked in a room feeling around in the dark you would call it a 460.
I agree50.00 for a graphed result is a deal.
Oh no. Man upWhat's going to happen when two different builders build the same saw and compare???? Someone's feelings will get hurt...
I'm sure AS Members that have ported saws know these builders produce quality work. Competition usually results in better products, better performance, in the long run. Consumer report has been doing it for years.What's going to happen when two different builders build the same saw and compare???? Someone's feelings will get hurt...
Hey Keith, wait for the results from your ported 461 and my ported 660. Winner takes all, loser pays for the dyno testing! LOL
50.00 for a graphed result is a deal.
Deal! If the ported 461 makes as much hp at 10000rpm I get ur 660?? lol?? Im just kiddin I aint makin that deal!!Hey Keith, wait for the results from your ported 461 and my ported 660. Winner takes all, loser pays for the dyno testing! LOL
Can I still borrow it? LOLBuddy I hate for u to lose to that ported 461!! lol!
Next Christmas, I'll just ask Santa to pick me one up in Tennessee on his way to Louisiana.Ill donate it back to u!!!! lol
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