Baseline Compression Check
I was wondering if a baseline compression check for a new RX8 is worthwhile. I'm not a hypochondriac, but I did get a baseline ECG a few years ago for myself :).
TIA, russ |
Acceptable Levels..
830kPa/ 8.5kgf/cm2/ 120.PSI- Standard Level 680kPa/ 6.9kgf/cm2/ 98.6PSI- Minimum 150kPa/ 1.5kgf/cm2/ 21.8PSI- Difference Between Chambers 100kPa/ 1kgf/cm2/ .. 14.5PSI -Difference Between Rotors Factory Settings @250 RPM |
I have a feeling there is no real reason to have this done, it was probably done right after assembly anyway as QC. If they did, I wish they would have put it in the docs.
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Compression tests can't be completed just after building a fresh motor... Well i guess you CAN but it's pointless really.
You have to give time for everything to break into each other.. Travis |
Originally Posted by Williard
(Post 4756063)
Compression tests can't be completed just after building a fresh motor... Well i guess you CAN but it's pointless really.
You have to give time for everything to break into each other.. Travis I wish I'd bought a compression tester (or had my home-built one calibrated/validated) when I had my engine rebuilt so I could track its progress. |
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