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Old 01-14-2008, 01:29 PM
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22re compression levels
What are the standard compression levels everone is getting. Haynes says 170-128 which is quite a broad range. But what is realistic for a rebuild with ~30k on it? I need to know if I have a healthy motor before I start spending $$$ on upgrades.
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Normal range is 142 - 171 psi
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Not sure but anything over 150 would be respectable. I have a 1990 with 285k and still has 155-160 per cylinder.
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