Compression test done
I had some headstuds put in yesterday for my upcoming turbo setup so I figure I should do a comp test. On a warm motor at wot here are the results:
193 181 188 190
Does it matter if I didn't take out all of the spark plugs? I took one out and tested that cylinder then put it back in and so on.
This is on a stock y7 block with a stock y8 head.
193 181 188 190
Does it matter if I didn't take out all of the spark plugs? I took one out and tested that cylinder then put it back in and so on.
This is on a stock y7 block with a stock y8 head.
not bad, but i think they are suppose to be within 15% of eachother. I that same motor last fall, after boosting 15 psi, i was like 220 in each cylinder, so i don't know.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdmhonda »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">U have to take out all the plugs and unplug the distributor and test it on a cold motor.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Cold? All the threads I have read have said to test it while it's warm.
Cold? All the threads I have read have said to test it while it's warm.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by coneheadsracing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">not bad, but i think they are suppose to be within 15% of eachother.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Maybe I'm a little confused here not knowing if that 15% is from the lower, the higher or the average of the numbers, but.....
(.15)*181 = 27.15, 181 +/-27.15
or
(.15)*193 = 28.95, 193 +/-28.95
or
(.15)*188 (ave) = 28.2, 188 +/-28.2
So it seems whether you take the higher, the lower number or even average them he is well within 15%. Right? Just curious.
Maybe I'm a little confused here not knowing if that 15% is from the lower, the higher or the average of the numbers, but.....
(.15)*181 = 27.15, 181 +/-27.15
or
(.15)*193 = 28.95, 193 +/-28.95
or
(.15)*188 (ave) = 28.2, 188 +/-28.2
So it seems whether you take the higher, the lower number or even average them he is well within 15%. Right? Just curious.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KeyserSoze »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Maybe I'm a little confused here not knowing if that 15% is from the lower, the higher or the average of the numbers, but.....
(.15)*181 = 27.15, 181 +/-27.15
or
(.15)*193 = 28.95, 193 +/-28.95
or
(.15)*188 (ave) = 28.2, 188 +/-28.2
So it seems whether you take the higher, the lower number or even average them he is well within 15%. Right? Just curious.
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15% from each other. Basically the numbers should not be more then like 20-25 psi from each other.
(.15)*181 = 27.15, 181 +/-27.15
or
(.15)*193 = 28.95, 193 +/-28.95
or
(.15)*188 (ave) = 28.2, 188 +/-28.2
So it seems whether you take the higher, the lower number or even average them he is well within 15%. Right? Just curious.
</TD></TR></TABLE>15% from each other. Basically the numbers should not be more then like 20-25 psi from each other.
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