Al Smith
Mac Daddy
The subject on this one is the Stihl MS 200 T . I recently did some improvements to mine with very good results so I thought I'd give a few hints in case anybody was interested .
As with any saw engine the biggest improvement can be realized by improving flow out the exhaust ,this model is no exception .
The muffler on these things is not a true pressure can but just a baffled muffler .First remove the baffle plate .Then increase the hole the baffles set in by about 50 percent or more .
In the photo of the muffler half note the diverters .Remove the side tabs on the side nearest the outlet .This will tend to force the flow out the exhaust better .
As with any saw engine the biggest improvement can be realized by improving flow out the exhaust ,this model is no exception .
The muffler on these things is not a true pressure can but just a baffled muffler .First remove the baffle plate .Then increase the hole the baffles set in by about 50 percent or more .
In the photo of the muffler half note the diverters .Remove the side tabs on the side nearest the outlet .This will tend to force the flow out the exhaust better .