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compression on 2k1's....
Sat just for fun, I am going to compression test my engine. I have never done it before, and it seems wicked simple so I wana give it a shot. For reference, what should the ex engine be for compression? Thanks all!
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[hr]Originally posted by: AznThug08
should be 9.9:1 on the ex[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: AznThug08
should be 9.9:1 on the ex[hr]
do you know what number it would be on the guage?
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Rep Power: 0 Just a note, 9.9:1 is the ratio. You don't measure the ratio as easy as the compression. To measure the ratio you have to compare the displacement volume and the clearence volume. ratio = displacement + clearence / clearence
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Rep Power: 0 in psi it should be *roughly* 9.9*(14.7)=147
I say roughly because:
PV=NRT V and T are variable, R and N are constant, BUT REMEMBER! air isnt REALLY ideal it's just roughly ideal....
I say roughly because:
PV=NRT V and T are variable, R and N are constant, BUT REMEMBER! air isnt REALLY ideal it's just roughly ideal....
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