I posted this in the perf/eng category as well but thought I would get the advice from you exclusive nitro boys down here as well. Are these safe for a 50 hp shot dry, Whats the largest difference between cylinders you can have. Thanks..
cyl 1-105 cyl 2-95 cyl 3-110 cyl 4-110
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#41476, "RE: Compression numbers! Here they are..." In response to Reply # 0
DAMN THOSE ARE LOW. I would say it's either your rings or headgasket that are the problem and no, nitrous would not be a good idea with the condition of the engine.
#41478, "RE: Compression numbers! Here they are..." In response to Reply # 2
those are extremely low. i ran mine the other day and i am 220-222-220-223, which oddly is up from the last time i did it about a year ago w/ Dave_fl, where i was 210-205-212-214 or something like that. but yeah sounds like you've got a blown headgasket more then anything.
#41479, "RE: Compression numbers! Here they are..." In response to Reply # 3
My #'s were like 90-210-200-75 around when I blew my engine. Anything under 150 aint good. Rebuild time -Dave
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