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levonfarra
Consedering buying a 911 SC 3.0, owner says compression
155/165/165/165/165/170 and motor runs very strong. What do those numbers represent, if anything? I am looking to buy a strong and dependable car that will last.

thanks,

Levon
Twystd1
To me it means they are all within 10%.

And thats a good thing.

I wonder HOW he took the compression check...????????

As there is only one way to do it right that I know of.

I wonder what the leak down numbers are per cylinder?
For me. That is a more important piece of data than a compression test.

Clayton
McMark
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It doesn't say, "Run away!"
But it doens't say, "Buy it NOW!"

It says, "Let's keep talking..."

Man that engine talks a lot. av-943.gif
levonfarra
QUOTE(Twystd1 @ Jan 15 2008, 10:16 PM) *

To me it means they are all within 10%.

And thats a good thing.

I wonder HOW he took the compression check...????????

As there is only one way to do it right that I know of.

I wonder what the leak down numbers are per cylinder?
For me. That is a more important piece of data than a compression test.

Clayton


Is it common practice to have a leak down test on a car before buying and about how much would that cost ?
Twystd1
Since you live in Encino.

Try calling TRE in La and see what they quote you on a leak down test. They know the sixes pretty dam well.

Clayton
Brando
A PPI should run anywhere from one to two billable hours at a shop.
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