Is this standard RST compression?
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Is this standard RST compression?
Just done a compression test on a second hand RST engine I just purchased.. The results were:
1 = 145
2 = 150
3 = 145
4 = 155
Some variation between cylinders there, but I`m more interested to know if this sounds nearer to being standard RST compression, or low compression?
Any info, is much appreciated..
Thanks
1 = 145
2 = 150
3 = 145
4 = 155
Some variation between cylinders there, but I`m more interested to know if this sounds nearer to being standard RST compression, or low compression?
Any info, is much appreciated..
Thanks
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Putting it simply, you have to calculate the swept volume of the cylinder and then divide in to the chamber volume and that will give the comp ratio.
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