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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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iankarr
post Oct 8 2017, 02:27 PM
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If you separated the pistons and jugs and didn't replace the rings and hone the cylinders to like-new (fresh crosshatch and no scoring) that could be a major cause of reduced compression numbers. The rings are "mated" to the cylinders and, once apart, that close fit is gone until you hone (or cut), re-ring and go through a seating break-in.

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