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Old 02-20-2015, 12:25 PM   #1
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Compression/cylinder?

Anybody know how much compression our motors should be showing per cylinder? I checked on ProDemand and it's showing 167 PSI min, 254 PSI max, 29 PSI max variance. Can anybody confirm this?

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when I checked mine it was about 180psi on all cylinders
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when I checked mine it was about 180psi on all cylinders

That's what I thought it should be at, thank you!
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14.7 PSI (atmospheric pressure at your altitude) * 12.5 (86 compression ratio ) = 183.75 PSI.
So that is the number that you should never be able to exceed with "static" CR (cranking it).
At full speed, the "dynamic CR" is different.
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14.7 PSI (atmospheric pressure at your altitude) * 12.5 (86 compression ratio ) = 183.75 PSI.
So that is the number that you should never be able to exceed with "static" CR (cranking it).
At full speed, the "dynamic CR" is different.

Thank you very much, I appreciate it!!
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