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Re: dolmar 5105 piston....solid or windows?
« Reply #10 on: February 05, 2014, 09:25:30 am »
Just yesterday I replaced the dished piston in a HVA 261 with a slab sided piston out of a HVA 365 Special. Stock 262XP and 261 pistons are windowed. I actually have two identical saws a 261 with a 262XP piston and a 261 with a 365SP piston. Both were built up for a tutorial I am doing. I will post results of head to head performance if anyone is interested. I too am interested to see if the type of gains seen in the 7900 are achievable elsewhere.
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