Checking Compression
#21
RE: Checking Compression
Not sure, but do not be alarmed. My bike did 200 checking it the same way you did yours, and I am supposed to have 10.4-10.6 to 1 compression doing the math. I would say that you are right in the ballpark. As BryanTTM said, cold or hot does not really matter, but most people compare cold readings. I have no idea why.
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#23
RE: Checking Compression
178 on both i would say your good Bud, it's nice to know where you stand. I always like to check compression on cold cylinders so you get a true reading, IMO. If you check it when it's hot................... metal expands when heated, i like to see just how tight the motor is. That's just my prefference, not saying it's right or wrong just the way i like doing it.
#24
#26
RE: Checking Compression
ORIGINAL: maineultraclassic
Nope, nothing at all is wrong............just curious and bored..............LOL
Steve
ORIGINAL: 04RoadKing
I don't know if I missed something here ? But why are you checking the compression? Are you having problems with your build?
I don't know if I missed something here ? But why are you checking the compression? Are you having problems with your build?
Steve
Good to here.
I get pretty bored here to, to cold to ride.
#27
RE: Checking Compression
ORIGINAL: Bryan1724
I always like to check compression on cold cylinders so you get a true reading, IMO. If you check it when it's hot................... metal expands when heated, i like to see just how tight the motor is.
I always like to check compression on cold cylinders so you get a true reading, IMO. If you check it when it's hot................... metal expands when heated, i like to see just how tight the motor is.
#29
RE: Checking Compression
quote:
ORIGINAL: Bryan1724
I always like to check compression on cold cylinders so you get a true reading, IMO. If you check it when it's hot................... metal expands when heated, i like to see just how tight the motor is.
I think you would get a more accurate reading with engine the wramed up.IMO.
ORIGINAL: Bryan1724
I always like to check compression on cold cylinders so you get a true reading, IMO. If you check it when it's hot................... metal expands when heated, i like to see just how tight the motor is.
I think you would get a more accurate reading with engine the wramed up.IMO.
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