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I just did a compression test on my 92 B18A, and I got
195 195 185 200
are these good enough numbers for forced induction?
also, when doing a compression test does it matter if the enging is warm or cold? and does it matter how long you crank the enging?
195 195 185 200
are these good enough numbers for forced induction?
also, when doing a compression test does it matter if the enging is warm or cold? and does it matter how long you crank the enging?
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Re: compression (See Are X)
I just did a compression test on my 92 B18A, and I got
195 195 185 200
are these good enough numbers for forced induction?
also, when doing a compression test does it matter if the enging is warm or cold? and does it matter how long you crank the enging?
195 195 185 200
are these good enough numbers for forced induction?
also, when doing a compression test does it matter if the enging is warm or cold? and does it matter how long you crank the enging?
IF you keep both consistent then you dont have nothing to worry about. By the numbers everything looks good.
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