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       #Post#: 91039--------------------------------------------------
       Echo CS670/CS6700 compatibility.
   DIR By: andrew.stowers
       Date: December 22, 2024, 12:03 pm
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       New here to this place. Just picked up a Echo CS6700 pretty
       cheap. Was checking things out and noticed the cylinder is
       pretty jacked up (has some gnarly scratches). It still fired
       right up and seemed to have pretty good compression. Will a
       CS670 P/C fit on a CS6700?
       #Post#: 91040--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Echo CS670/CS6700 compatibility.
   DIR By: Chainsawrepair
       Date: December 22, 2024, 3:22 pm
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       I had a 6700 I never looked into that before.  I know there is
       some changes.
       But if you search echo 670 cylinder etc it tells you what all
       models it would fit. I know there was intake changes etc.  So
       just check IPL's  and compare.
       Echo
       Gen1 6700
       Gen2 670
       Gen3 680
       6700 cyl  10100132431
       670 cyl A130002000
       Says 670 compatible with 680 but didnt say 6700. So do your
       homework.  GL
       #Post#: 91041--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Echo CS670/CS6700 compatibility.
   DIR By: andrew.stowers
       Date: December 22, 2024, 3:32 pm
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       Thank you, I've been looking around trying to find anything I
       can but not seeing much. I saw some thread on a forum from like
       12 years ago where a guy said he put a 680 cylinder on a 6700
       with a 670 intake but there were no other replies on it.
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