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Old 09-13-2013, 03:56 PM
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Hello. I have a 93 civic lx, with a d15b7 engine. I have done a compression test on it. I get 150-160 across the cylinders when warm and at WOT. I am at a high altitude of 5000 feet, so these numbers have to be fixed due to less air density. So at sea level I would be getting 170-180 across all cylinders.

Are these good numbers for a completely stock d15b7?

I also did a wet test and all cylinders went up 18-20psi. I have read not to worry about rings until it gives a difference of 40psi or more. But 20 psi seems like a lot. Is this ok?

Just in case anyone was wondering, I used a 4500 feet altitude correction which is 0.880.
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you're fine stop worrying lol. there is a max variance of 25 psi on just a dry test so again you're fine. 170-180 is good for what you have
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Originally Posted by B_Swapped93
you're fine stop worrying lol. there is a max variance of 25 psi on just a dry test so again you're fine. 170-180 is good for what you have
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