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> compression numbers, how bad are these
mobymutt
post Oct 8 2017, 06:46 AM
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Just did a compression check, here's what I measured:

108, 120, 96, 85

I've got a stock 1.8L, but would like to build a 1911 or 2056 in the relatively near future. Hopefully I'll be ok for another year or so with the current setup.
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post Oct 8 2017, 07:48 AM
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A leakdown test should be done as well. It will give more specific info.
The compression test should be done after a proper valve adjustment on a cold engine.
For the compression test the engine should be at operating temp, battery fully charged, fuel pump disabled, wide open throttle and uniform number of compression strokes on each cylinder.
Your engine may be healthier than you think
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