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Compression Test
Anyone have normal specs for LT-5 compression or tested their car?
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Re: Compression Test
You break the black one already??
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Re: Compression Test
checking condition of the engine.
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Re: Compression Test
Ah, is there something that has you questioning it?
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Re: Compression Test
Engine not at temp, will retest,
210 on left side 240 on right side went back after testing right side to validate # and restested left and got 210.
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Re: Compression Test
dont know if altitude plays a part in testing compression. my black car tested at 175 -180 cold my altitude is 4000 ft . did they all test 210 on the left side / did you have the plenum and inj housings off? if not was the throttle held open all the way?i wonder if the cam s on tthat one side are timed different. dont know if that is possible ,just sharing thoughts .hope it helps
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Re: Compression Test
pretty high...
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Re: Compression Test
Lee,i have done compression test with almost every cam timing i have tried.
It's been a while i can't rememmber. I have to find the paper work. If i find the paperwork i can almost tell you where your cams are timed at. Pete
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Re: Compression Test
Interesting comment, Ryan. Mine are as follows (with 70,000 miles on the clock; test done per the '94 service manual):
#1: 220 #2: 220 #3: 215 #4: 210 #5: 215 #6: 210 #7: 215 #8: 215 I'm not so sure the numbers themselves are that important. What is important, at least to my mind, is the consistency between the cylinders. But, Ryan, you would know more than I!
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Re: Compression Test
I also remember 210's - 220.
Pete
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