In the midst of the build of this Stihl 026, I wanted to covey my way of considering chainsaw port timing, port size, and port shape using the similarities between 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines.
While, the comparisons may not hold-up in a court of law, I hope it help to give an “aha moment” to 4-stroke people (such as me) to get the gray matter churning.
I intend to build this chainsaw to be a sporty firewood saw focusing (a little) more on torque than high RPMs It should eventually make a nice saw for sawing fire wood with a good power-to-weight ratio.
In the next steps, we will be preparing to port the intake and port/polish the exhaust as well as adjust the squish and transfers.
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