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B21ft compression readings round 2 200

posted by  Jessie on  Sun May 15 13:45 CST 2005
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I posted about a month ago about the readings on my 84 turbo, which were 128, 128, 125, and 128. These are all below the minumum as per the Bently, but posters said that was acceptable for a low compression turbo.
I just tested the compression on the B21ft in this car I picked up for 25 bucks (complete with Virgos and an ambient temp guage) and got 150, 160, 150, 150. I know that is acceptable, but I am still trying to find out what the compression b21ft with almost no wear.
I am probably going to swap engines. The one it the beater purs like a kitten compared to the one in my 84 and it would be a shame to send that engine to the crusher. The car is not restorable. Its rusted out everywhere, and a forklift hit the passenger side.






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