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Old 12-16-2014, 01:17 PM
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You are supposed to pull the fuel pump relay when doing a compression test. Otherwise you're still getting fuel into the cylinders and will skew your numbers and possibly flood the cylinders if cranked too much
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Actually the correct (WIS) way to do it is to activate circuit 50 at the fuse box which is what I did. No fuel, no spark, no codes, just turning the starter with the battery on a charger.
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i'm 120-122 psi on all cylinders with a cold engine. fuel pump fuse is pulled, of course.

Before and after my dyno of 600+ rwhp. Pulling heads soon to replace my head bolts with ARP. I will inspect the heads and see if there was any problems.

Kleemann Camshafts would effect my compression?
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That's low but then again it was a cold engine
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That's low but then again it was a cold engine
sh*t, that's low for a cold engine! lol
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Camshafts affect how the valves opens and closes which will affect the test
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Camshafts affect how the valves opens and closes which will affect the test
Thank God. I was one too many beers away from accidently catching the car on fire with gallon gas and a match. No, really.
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Don't bother I'll come and pick it up and spare you the trouble
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Dyno's don't mean your car is/isn't a beast, they're made for tuning Pre/Post mods.. The mighty Alan & I ran our cars at same High reading DynoDynamics @ Autowave. He had every mod possible at the time & ran 10.7x 1/4's w/130+ Traps he ONLY made 590 rwtq.. We both made same exact 565 rwhp but my rwtq was 700 on same dyno, same tuner OE, same dyno operator, same weather etc etc Did it mean my SL would run 10.7x too? Absolutely NOT... Just a tool to tell you if you're making progress w/chosen mod path or not etc..

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Originally Posted by EREBUS
i'm 120-122 psi on all cylinders with a cold engine. fuel pump fuse is pulled, of course.

Before and after my dyno of 600+ rwhp. Pulling heads soon to replace my head bolts with ARP. I will inspect the heads and see if there was any problems.

Kleemann Camshafts would effect my compression?

Radical camshafts can lower compression test results for sure.

Cold motor, sounds low. But, then again you have those cams, and these motors probably have larger clearances so you don't destroy your motor with some high speed autobahn action.

I wonder if Shardul compression tested on a warm motor?
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SL55, cold engine, 2 cranks per cylinder, 5 seconds apart, 5 revolutions each crank, not wet, stock car.

Cylinder 1 163
Cylinder 2 166
Cylinder 3 163
Cylinder 4 170
Cylinder 5 165
Cylinder 6 160
Cylinder 7 161
Cylinder 8 170
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Originally Posted by Rocman8
Actually the correct (WIS) way to do it is to activate circuit 50 at the fuse box which is what I did. No fuel, no spark, no codes, just turning the starter with the battery on a charger.
what is circuit 50 can you elaborate on that in idiot terms for me haha where abouts in fusebox

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