Chainsaw Repair

I left the other site because I had completed necessary market research and needed to focus on a new venture. Over the time I was there research showed and was validated by member opinion that there was room in the market for a series of 'bolt on performance' kits that could be installed by the average guy, without need for complex machine work or hunting for just the right mix of OTS parts.

We have worked with the better class of after market component vendors to come up with the first set of test kits for the Husqvarna 365/37X series of non-x-torq saws based on a 52mm BB cylinder. These are not intended to surpass a custom ported saw by any means, however, for a guy looking for a little more power from his stock saw without the expense of a one-off saw these might be just be the ticket!

Our design goals were:
Use only the highest quality after market or OEM components.
All necessary machine work already completed
Saw could easily be returned to stock
Custom base gaskets to maintain a squish of between .018-.022
Basic kits are essentially 'stage-1' with additional stages being available  as they are developed.

In a few days the web site should be up so that those interested in getting one of the dozen or so kits that I will make available for testing can sign up. Not yet sure if the test kits will be free or at minimal cost. Don't think the rules here will allow me to post a link but I am sure someone will let me know.

KilliansRedLeo, PM sent with info...............

Oh my i have one tore down right now that I would love to to test one of the kits out on. I could swing a little if needed for the kit. Good thing is I have a  Tree Sling'r ported 50mm top end, and a Hyway 52mm BB kit I could compare it to also with video while i am at it. I will have to get some help, but I could also get the timing numbers on all of them while I was at it if the masses would like it.

Sounds awesome! I am so glad someone has done this. Probably won't affect saw builders because your always gonna have people that don't turn their ow wrenches.

if they're buying the kit online, they can view the vid there aswell. why not just make the vid available to people free on your website? have a Q & A area aswell so if they run into issues with the kit, they can have somebody walk them through specific problems or concerns?