Why buy the same saw with with smaller engine?

[sean donato]

Cool. You've probably worked on more of them than I have, just Never saw the transfer plates until I started seeing the X-Torq saws just a few years ago. (time flies, it may be longer than I think) EDIT: X-torq arrived on the scene in 2010.
I know this thread is about using the smaller bore saws when larger bores are available on the same chassis, I just saw you have a 350 with a ported 346 top end, Haha. Goes to show, "size" isn't everything.
I know the 350 jugs can be ported to have a pretty fat torque curve, how do you like the ported 346 NE jug on your 350?

It's a project I've actually had it apart more times then consistently running it. Call it the old man saw. Light and great power in small wood. I haven't messed with it or any of my 50cc saws in some time.

 

[kmcinms]

It's a project I've actually had it apart more times then consistently running it. Call it the old man saw. Light and great power in small wood. I haven't messed with it or any of my 50cc saws in some time.

10-4.

 

[Bango Skank]

I’ve never met anyone else that owns an MS-650.

I bought it used in excellent condition for a price I liked. If I was buying new, I would’ve got the 660.