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Compression values themselves are not as important as the % ranging between cylinders. i say this because you can get different reading with different gauges on the same cylinder. From
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Compression values themselves are not as important as the % ranging between cylinders. i say this because you can get different reading with different gauges on the same cylinder. From my understanding these motors should be anywhere from 180-220psi on a wet or hot test depending on gauge and motors condition and a good rule of thumb is 10% between highest and lowest cylinder.
I just did a cold test on my motor and ranged from 160-170 psi with a range of 6% between my highest and lowest cylinder. Unfortunately i have not done a wet or holt test, but those number should only go up. Husam2012 can chime in, i think he was reading 220psi on his new (Stock) motor.
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