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> What's your compression ratio?
porsche735
post Aug 20 2003, 12:06 PM
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I am rebuilding my 2.0L....again and want to know what folks are running for compression ratios. What compression tester readings are you getting at first rebuild and then once the engine has "settled"? How long did the engine take to "settle"?

The reason for our rebuild is:

cyl #1 110lbs
cyl #2 115lbs
cyl #3 110lbs
cyl #4 45lbs

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Chris
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