Chainsaw Repair

Adam did you ever get one of these on a 7900?

I got 2 on the way. One for my 372 and one for the 7900.

Yeah I don't know if it will go on it for a while. Both will probably be tested on the 7900 with the divider in and out.

Just an observation/question, if because of the divider being in the carb, the top half of the carb is dry and only supplying air, then would not this air with no fuel tend to lean out the non strato saw? Carb would be supplying fuel only to half the air passing through the carb, then fuel air mix and air, mix in the carb boot after passing through the carb each on its' own path. Not saying that this could not be compensated for by adjusting the carb. So perhaps leaving the divider in is OK because its' negative effects are within the adjustment range of the carb.

They have to be, if it works with the devider in place.

I can't see any good reason to let it stay there anyway though. If nothing else, I assume it steals a little of the carbs venturi capasity...

If you are putting one on the 372 there will be some small fitment issues, the blue choke control rod will stick out a little further than the gray one. If you run the HD filter setup on the 372 the top rear edge of the filter comes in contact with the cover and you end up with a slight crush to the filter, no big deal though.

Use everything XT from carb out shouldn't have any fitment issues.  I have spares JFI. 
I mounted one on my 7900 just to see what I would have to do.  Have to clock intake boot for sure.  Carb mounting screws will work but I would like em a little longer (385/390 w/WJ carb comes to mind for more length they should be longer).  Have to fab choke lever.  Didn't get to AF.  Thought about a venturi w/green weenie cause I have one that would work.  Might ask Randy (MM) he had a thread on SH never told what he came up with.  He was using carb from 395 tho still canted like WJ. http://sawhawgz.com/showthread.php/1550-Help-me-with-my-7900-please. 
Shep