Subject	2nd, you can do it either way, ive seen it done before
Posted by	Borg79(ON) on July 06, 2005 at 11:01 AM
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In Reply To	Actually you can't do it either way. Sometimes the posted by dilly yo on July 06, 2005 at 10:50 AM
Message	just make sure the valves in that cyl. are closed obviously. 100psi should be plenty, and wont wreck anything -"Chains baby, chains.......Z will grip like a champ. (n/m) - Wolf [Pittsburgh] 14:56:58 05/10/00" How to Check Turbos: "1st remove exhaust and pre-cats. Then fire that mother up, rev it to at least 5000 rpm and then stick your finger into the hole on the back of the turbo. If the turbine grinds your finger down, then your turbo is working. If your finger gets ground off farther than the second knuckle, then your turbos are good for at least another 60k miles! Don't forget to check both sides." -I am Z-ing Double -"The world's two biggest mysteries: The meaning of life and fitting the Howe radiator into the Z..." -Seedyrom, circa 2000
Follow Ups	Pressurization of block/cylinder with compressor.... - dilly yo 23:25:48 07/05/05 1000 PSI. Also you need something to keep the - AzHeat 00:20:00 07/06/05 LOL! 1000 psi...sorry my compressor can't do that! - dilly yo 00:44:47 07/06/05 What do you think the pressure of combustion is? - AzHeat 02:36:40 07/06/05 you do it the other way around.... - Red October 01:22:12 07/06/05 Actually you can't do it either way. Sometimes the - dilly yo 10:50:08 07/06/05 2nd, you can do it either way, ive seen it done before - Borg79(ON) 11:01:21 07/06/05
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