No problem :hmm3grin2orange: just having fun. I know how the 361 and 441 guys get offended fast, so I threw a log on the fire.
I would say nope. running pump gas and a work chain like I used at the gtg mine would never turn that kind of time. I dont think it has got below a even 4 sec in 8x8 poplar yet either.
So what was the wood type and size? and appears to be a GOOD chain making them cuts. I know the cold start 361 alkys are in the 6-7.5 sec 3 cut times.
So how did that 361 run at the races last year? and how does it compare to the 357 you just had built for racing? I am just so twisted on what to do with this extra 361 setting here with extra cyl,crank, etc and dont know which way to go with it all. Like I said may leave it alone, this one runs so darn good stock. pm me if you need Art for the full stories.
Only cut a few pines with it and thats it. If you haven't scratched it up and don't have sap all over it and it looks new ask $475.00-$500.00 firm, you can get it. Stihl's hold their value very well..
The 361 is a woods port and runs pump gas. 91 octane, Stihl oil at 32:1. It was the fastest saw in the 0-60, 0-70, 0-100 woods port class last year. Wood in the video was 8x8 pine and chain was one of my work chains. What do you run your 361 at? I work mine at 14,500 and race it at close to 16,000. My 357 would make that cut in about the 1.8-2.0 sec range. It is quicker than my 088 was.
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