07-09-2005, 03:15 PM
ok, i did the compression test again, dry and wet
here are the numbers: (i did each test twice with about 7 turns each -- same numbers)
4, 3, 2, 1 ----- Cylinder
230, 220, 210, 210 ---- DRY
285, 285, 285, 255 ---- WET
so i take it since the numbers have a big difference then it's the rings, right?......:hammer:.....
aving for rebuild:
first off, i think these are kinda high numbers for a stock b16, but is that 18-23% increase because the rings are going bad? just trying to understand what's going on, does the extra oil help fil the 'gap' between the rings and the cylinder walls - holding compression better?
here are the numbers: (i did each test twice with about 7 turns each -- same numbers)
4, 3, 2, 1 ----- Cylinder
230, 220, 210, 210 ---- DRY
285, 285, 285, 255 ---- WET
so i take it since the numbers have a big difference then it's the rings, right?......:hammer:.....
aving for rebuild:first off, i think these are kinda high numbers for a stock b16, but is that 18-23% increase because the rings are going bad? just trying to understand what's going on, does the extra oil help fil the 'gap' between the rings and the cylinder walls - holding compression better?
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