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fast tach

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by cory@owen, Jul 31, 2014.

  1. MasterMech

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    That's the number I remember. :yes:
     
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    Anything over 13.3k is going to hit the limiter
     
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    Wow!! 14700! Impressive
     
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  4. cory@owen

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    That's been my experience. 13,200 is pretty much the average for mine. When I get over 13,300 the rpm reading bounces around all over the place.
     
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    I take it you like the 346 Cory?
     
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    I sure do. It's basically brand new.
     
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  7. Cut4fun

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    Different max rpm for OE and NE 346's. I ran mine stock, ported NE or OE right at 13.8K sweet spot for my liking.
     
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    NE is limited to 14.1K. give or take. Unless someone switched in a different lower rpm limited coil.
     
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  9. Jon1270

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    Has anyone here tried one of the Dixon / Strandix analog wireless tachometers? They're not so easily pocketable (too big) and probably more fragile than a digital tach, but the thought of a needle moving across a scale instead of jumpy numeric display is appealing to me.
     
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