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> Compression or leakdown test???, Which is preferred to sell an engine??
Mueller
post Mar 18 2003, 03:20 PM
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I know once I post this 2.0 motor for sale, I'm going to be asked a bunch of questions (no, I will not take trades (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) )

Namely compression or leakdown values.......compression I can do myself so that is a no-brainer (famous last words)


Should I bother with trying to get a leakdown test for a Type IV motor???
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post Mar 18 2003, 05:07 PM
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So... when I bring Wicker or Bontempi off the track into the hot pits and do a plug reading...straight off the track... I shouldnt ?? I'm in big trouble. There is no other way to get a decent compression check or plug reading. You'll be fine. The people that have problems are the people who cross threaded them to begin with or those that have TimeCerts. The time certs can come out if somebody didnt stake them in.


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