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Old 06-22-2012, 10:59 AM
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5VZ-FE crank compression
I am currently looking at purchasing a used motor with low miles on it. The place that i am looking at purchasing the motor from says that it has a 160 psi of compression on all cylinders and i was wondering if that is good and what is a good compression psi?
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On the lower end. At my work we got a couple 3.4s for sale with 180-190 compression and another with 200-215
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