Dyno tested....Mastermind's ported 261cm vs Stock 261cm Gotta see this one.

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Redfin: have not tried to actually create a dyno chart yet.

I have only the hp at 9,500 rpms which my buddies cut logs at. 7.5 hp. 4 ft/lb.

We actually only used the dyno a few days ago to verify consistency with another mastemind 660 to make sure the cylinder is still working after melting a piston.

I will try and make a dyno chart soon.
 
Here's the 5 gallon tank. No cooler needed yet. None of the big saws have been able to get the oil hot. Even after draining a full tank of gas or even 2.
 

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Redfin: have not tried to actually create a dyno chart yet.

I have only the hp at 9,500 rpms which my buddies cut logs at. 7.5 hp. 4 ft/lb.

We actually only used the dyno a few days ago to verify consistency with another mastemind 660 to make sure the cylinder is still working after melting a piston.

I will try and make a dyno chart soon.
Did it lean out or what?
 
It was damaged by a skidder, or a tree.......I can't remember which. Then after repairing it......it fried a piston.

Again, I can't remember if it was an air leak or what.

OK.......too many saws. :laugh:
 
Duane: it did melt on the exhaust side which would indicate lean.

It was damaged by a tree, repaired by a shop and melted next day.

I took the saw, spent the weekend on it, checked everything for leaks, found nothing wrong with the case. Maybe disturbed seals as the crank was moved over too.
 
This graph compared to this other graph blows my mind.

Masterminds261cmvsstock261cm_zps7aecf5ff.jpg


Peak power falls off pretty fast in all the other saws.

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