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Compression at altitude 120-130

posted by  malloy1 on  Thu Mar 11 06:26 CST 2010
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Whenever people post compression test results, I always see others post some unrealistic numbers like "I got 210psi on a rebuilt B23E". Are their test being done at the dead sea? Are they running 120 octane gas to keep it from pinging?

I know I get some lower numbers because I'm 5280ft, and just wondering how to adjust for it to do some comparisons.

Paul






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