compression test results
well i did a compression test on my car it read out 125 straight across on all four cylinders ive been told this is bad and that its good so idk... you decide i dont beat this motor so i know its not me...
You post your "battles on US19" once awhile, pretty sure you beat on it.
Sr's can take the beating alot better than KA's.
You do know that you bought a used motor, right? If it's used, it's been driven and possibily beat on by someone before you. Might be a reason why it's not at 150ish.
Sr's can take the beating alot better than KA's.
You do know that you bought a used motor, right? If it's used, it's been driven and possibily beat on by someone before you. Might be a reason why it's not at 150ish.
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You post your "battles on US19" once awhile, pretty sure you beat on it.
Sr's can take the beating alot better than KA's.
You do know that you bought a used motor, right? If it's used, it's been driven and possibily beat on by someone before you. Might be a reason why it's not at 150ish.
Sr's can take the beating alot better than KA's.
You do know that you bought a used motor, right? If it's used, it's been driven and possibily beat on by someone before you. Might be a reason why it's not at 150ish.
let it warm up to operating temp and do it.
but being that they were the same result acros the board is good enough for now, you're more worried about the variance between each cylinder. doing it warm takes into account ring expansion and such, so all it will do is make the numbers higher.
most SR/engine importers that compression test their motors have to do them cold since they're sitting on a wood palette on the floor somewhere, so if people buy motors that have consistent #s across the board, you're fine.
but being that they were the same result acros the board is good enough for now, you're more worried about the variance between each cylinder. doing it warm takes into account ring expansion and such, so all it will do is make the numbers higher.
most SR/engine importers that compression test their motors have to do them cold since they're sitting on a wood palette on the floor somewhere, so if people buy motors that have consistent #s across the board, you're fine.


