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Old Jan 7, 2009 | 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 92z71
^^ because at high rpm your valve train might be lagging/leading and opening at the wrong time, that would lead to less compression on cylinders, when you do it without the engine running is just a base line to go from, and you can compare the efficency of each cylinder that way also. motor/pistons and rings at operating temp and running condition.
are you fucking kidding me do a god dam leak down test
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