I have a 271 I do want to do a muffler mod to mine but not as much as you did lol but did you have to re adjust the carb after this. And can it mess the saw up just wondering.
Did you stick with the modded muffler? I wonder if it affected the exhaust scavenging that the 2-stroke needs, it is possible that the mod has reduced your power.
Why don't you just cut the muffler in half that way you can see the piston moving up and down when it's running. There's a good saw gone to waste because of stupidity
Kelly Ronaghan The engine tends to run lean with a open exhaust port/ mod muffler. Sometimes it will just melt the piston... Like you said, good saw gone to waste.
This is redundant. By opening up the muffler and tuning you have less of a chance of melting the piston down. From the factory these mufflers are designed to meet emissions. To do that they need heat. By opening up the muffler you are letting the heat out. A simple muffler mod and re tune can make a saw twice the saw it was.
This guy is a dedicated Stihl man, he has the orange beard to prove it.
A little overboard!? 🤣🤣🤣 this is me as well, anything I touch I take it “overboard” lol good quick vid, tks! 🤙🏽
Take the muffler off there u go. ULTIMATE SOUND! 😂
Now cut off all the rakers and run it wide open...😝
We should teach everyone to say NO to plastic chainsaws.
I dont have $1000 to drop on a mag saw bud. $500 was hard enough to eat
What dogs are you running ?
Did you find you had to tune the carb afterwards?
How much more torque do you feel it may have gained?
Louds good 👍
Just wear ear👂muffs
I have a 271 I do want to do a muffler mod to mine but not as much as you did lol but did you have to re adjust the carb after this. And can it mess the saw up just wondering.
Yes you do it will not hurt to do that you don't want it to run lean
If you done 1 hole on top and didn’t do the other 3 on the bottom it would have been a lot better
Good lord
That was a great saw!
What is that orange part under the saw? A case/gas tank saver?
Yes the sound comes across the audio it sounds good, although i feel you almost certainly lost power from that.
Did you stick with the modded muffler? I wonder if it affected the exhaust scavenging that the 2-stroke needs, it is possible that the mod has reduced your power.
No I ordered a stock one, it was way to loud
@@TheVeroneeLife where did you get those dogs?
What saw dawgs are those
Ebay
Did the modify help with power
It was just too loud, I really didn’t notice a big gain. Went back with a stock muffler a couple weeks later.
Perfect tuned I would rather have a pipe.
What if you just took the muffler off?
Exhuast helps to dissipate heat...
and adds backpressure. you will blow it up because no back pressure
It will seize up
Why don't you just cut the muffler in half that way you can see the piston moving up and down when it's running. There's a good saw gone to waste because of stupidity
Kelly Ronaghan nothing like a lean burn down of the piston!
@@larryreno8293 ?
Kelly Ronaghan The engine tends to run lean with a open exhaust port/ mod muffler. Sometimes it will just melt the piston... Like you said, good saw gone to waste.
This is redundant. By opening up the muffler and tuning you have less of a chance of melting the piston down. From the factory these mufflers are designed to meet emissions. To do that they need heat. By opening up the muffler you are letting the heat out. A simple muffler mod and re tune can make a saw twice the saw it was.