Stihl Chainsaw Muffler Mod - Easy how to muffler Modification on MS250 025

Easy step by step process on how to mod a Stihl 025 muffler. If you guys have any questions, comments or concerns please comment down below and I will reply as soon as possible. Thank you for watching!!

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

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[@zanehambln]

I modified the air filter to take a hight flow pod filter & upgraded the old 250 clutch with the 361 springs, removed the limiting screws of the carb & retuned the saw!. I use the saw everyday for felling trees & it’s a grate reliable mid range saw with plenty of power!. For maximum performance of any engine when you upgrade the exhaust depending on the out flow, it’s always beneficial to match the inflow!!.

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

That sounds like a little beast! Post some videos of it!

[@zanehambln]

@@RidgeOutdoorProductions give me till tomorrow daylight, don’t think the neighbours would appreciate me starting a chainsaw at midnight 😂

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

@@zanehambln haha they probably Wouldn’t! Can’t wait to see it!

[@zanehambln]

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[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

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[@AndyH-13]

Thanks for sharing, easy to follow.

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Anytime, I’m glad I could help!

[@37yearsofanythingisenough39]

Just get a piece of steel tubing from a hardware store and cut off 2 lengths the same length as the stand offs built into the internal baffle, and epoxy them, over a set of holes, and once set up reassemble the muffler. In that way there is the most exhaust flow possible along with no cutting and filing. The first time use will burn the glue off and they will be trapped by the screws. Also make sure you discard the spark arrester (or “or” your choice) as these carbon up with time and sell more chainsaws with the owner believing the saw to be worn out, than any other reason for sales.

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

All great valid points. Thank you for sharing this. I will make sure to pass along!

[@steve709061]

Have you or anyone actually dynoed before and after to see if there is actually a difference? Or does it just make them louder?

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

No, no dyno. You have to adjust the carb afterwards. Believe me, it makes a difference. Cut through a piece of wood much quicker after this mod is completed.

[@steve709061]

@@RidgeOutdoorProductions thanks, gonna try it on a ms260

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

@@steve709061 let me know the outcome!

[@ukchris123]

You made alterations to the inside of the muffler to allow better gas flow. But you didn't open up the final outlet on the muffler face to allow the gas to get OUT of the muffler quicker. Every other muffler mod I've seen has had the final outlet opened up. I can't understand how this mod makes any difference.

[@C-141B_FE]

Serious mullet mah brutha.

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Thanks brother 💯😎

[@marklubecke4854]

Did you test the RPM of the saw before and after, or for that matter the "state of tune" of the engine?

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Yeah you can test rpm before and after. Adjust the carb into your liking as it will need adjusted with the muffler mod.

[@falco5616]

do you think it would be any different just removing the baffle ?

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

You cannot remove the baffle because when you go to reassemble the muffler it will smash upon tightening it.

[@vart7767]

@@RidgeOutdoorProductions yeah you can just put two pieces of copper tubing or steel tubing in place of the baffle and it will tighten up without smashing.

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

@@vart7767 yes - that would be correct!

[@stevenkinnison8044]

The muffler on an MS250 doesn’t come apart like the one on the older 025.

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@stevenkinnison8044]

@@RidgeOutdoorProductions I’ve been looking for a way to do this kind of muffler mod for my MS250 without having to cut the muffler apart.

[@clevernamehere7559]

⁠@@stevenkinnison8044 What I did was bought a second muffler, hogged out a hole in the can right below the existing louvers and welded a 3/4” 90° section of pipe facing down and away from the dogs of the saw. It runs GREAT. The saw no longer cooks the plastics, hopefully keeping heat away from the crankcase which is just below the muffler. The carb had to come rich a little but due to our altitude that needed done anyhow, manual suggests a quarter turn richer for every 3000ft elevation gain.

[@forrestebert5276]

How does one get you to port a chainsaw for them? I have a Brand New 4910 that I’d like you to port for me?

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Check out @aaron a lynch.

[@MorisMugambi-b8z]

Will it increase power after mod

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Yes! I could definitely tell a difference. You will also have to adjust your carburetor for more fuel on the top end after this modification.

[@Avalanche2]

Why would you do this?

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Same reason anybody else would. More power.

[@willowpine2604]

The difference between 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines is the temperature operating! 2 stroke engine when get hotter it loose its power instead of 4stroke that is completely the opposite philosophy! Most of "loggers" here they make it for power and less rising temperature! The factory exhaust with spark arrestors and pollutants filters (yes , they try to play it green even in gas chainsaws ,lol) reduce the gas flow from the engine to come out easily so heat is rising and it turn the chainsaw down more quickly! But you don't want to overdo the exhaust mod because there's a reason for 2strokes exhaust have a weird shape! Their shapes it's giving back with sound waves some mixed air and fuels that escape when the 2 ports are open together for a small amount of milliseconds to make the engine run with more power and somehow with lower fuel consumption, so if you just put only a tube for exhaust you have more fuel consumption but it regulate with lower engine operating temperature , you might have also problems at low revs(it will work unsynchronise until it rev up)but it will be minor defect, you might not even notice that!

[@PaganiniPagani]

Throw it out Brother

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

Once you tighten the muffler down it’ll smash in, it needs that reinforcement behind it!

[@PaganiniPagani]

@@RidgeOutdoorProductions okey

[@SteveXNYC]

STIHL(Still) Junk..

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

What manufacturer do you prefer mate?

[@clevernamehere7559]

Husqvarna?

[@JMartin-ov2to]

That's the junk if one of them is sthil are tuff​@@clevernamehere7559

[@ssholed]

@@RidgeOutdoorProductionsI have a old jonsered cs2245 which is basically a husky 445. Most loyal chainsaw I’ve ever had.

[@RidgeOutdoorProductions]

@@ssholed those are great saws!