myEK=slow

the car sat for less than a month.

its a sleeved gsr block 84 mm cp pistons 9:1.

are these numbers good enough to run for a solid season?

Sr420Det

Its not to bad

1dumbscreenname

obviously you would want them to be higher, and a little closer together in number, but like he said above, not too bad. Try that engine restore. I used that on an old car I had and 300 miles later my compression really did go up about 25 psi in all 4 cylinders.

or do whatever the people who flame my post tell you to do

iBrandon

Did you let the cylinders warm up when u checked them?

Tippyman

Try a leakdown test, it is much more precise.

quicksilver1689

yeah leakdown ftw!

myEK=slow

no i didnt start the car or anything and let the cylinders warm up. i guess i should have ran the car a little before i tested. i just thought 190 to 170 was a big difference.

A.E Motoring

iTrader: (1)

they will bump up when u warm up the motor

myEK=slow

will they bump up consistantly or will the 170 bump up to around 190?

myEK=slow

Do you guys think my numbers will be more consistent if I warm the car up prior to a compression check?

.adam.

just do it again and find out.........gosh

95jeremie

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why don't you just go do another test with it warm
this is retarded stop asking the same question
there is no way for us to know
just run the test the right way and than you will know for yourself

myEK=slow

haha thanks adam for starting the flame. just curious becuase i wont be able to test until sunday.