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I've always read to polish the intake but leave the exhaust rough, the turbulence helps with both the scavenging and mixing of the intake fuel.

Saws like that are built for fun, unless you are Roger, which Roger is just plain nuts!

I've seen the pics, even seen a video! It's just, well FRIGGING AWESOME! But short lived! I've never had the beans to do it though. I knew it was nothing new, but it's one of those things, "Hey, let me go grab my Wildthing and we'll see how they match up!" Yeah, nobody is expecting that to come...

Always wanted to play with a piped saw, never got the chance to! I always thought a nitroused piped wild thing would be fun! Yeah, see why I speak so highly of them now?

I've said it before, I'll say it again, I wouldn't hesitate to buy a 562XP right now, all the other problems aside, I really think they got this saw right!

I dunno, 'puters don't seem to be playing well with me lately!

Not the best video, but you can get the idea from it at least. Sorry, it won't let me embed it, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jArXYgAYrEc

I LOVED my 262xp, but I wouldn't own another! The coils are junk, and expensive, and they are notorious for hard to find vacume leaks! When they ran, they were a great saw, but now, I'll take a ported Dolmar 5100 over one any day, maybe even a stock one! Just not worth the effort! If I were to...