Subject	Interesting.
Posted by	Red Z on November 11, 2006 at 11:37 AM
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In Reply To	I haven't figured it out yet. I just know that most engines posted by Ash's Z on November 11, 2006 at 08:41 AM
Message	Could it be the design of the pistons and maybe the bore size. Use this calculator: La-Z-Link
Follow Ups	what should compression number be for:: - hawaii2z 21:29:00 11/10/06 ~150psi. (n/m) - Ash's Z 22:36:17 11/10/06 I wonder why it wouldn't be higher? - Red Z 08:32:32 11/11/06 I haven't figured it out yet. I just know that most engines - Ash's Z 08:41:49 11/11/06 do pistons lower the compression? - VG30DE racer 10:06:41 11/11/06 Interesting. - Red Z 11:37:53 11/11/06 More calculators to try: - Red Z 12:04:00 11/11/06 11 atm (n/m) - Kenny 22:38:01 11/10/06 ????????? (n/m) - hawaii2z 22:43:14 11/10/06 It's amazing how many people don't know what atm means. - PennStateZ 00:06:27 11/11/06 I'm just joking... - PennStateZ 00:13:44 11/11/06 didnt mean that either... - Pacmanpth 02:46:43 11/11/06 I know. - PennStateZ 08:36:22 11/11/06 Wow, just wow. - CaliguyPurdue 03:24:51 11/11/06 no faith =) (n/m) - PennStateZ 08:37:13 11/11/06 certainly wasn't what I was thinking :-P (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 11:32:22 11/11/06 Nor I. - jmoore010 11:50:54 11/11/06 11 atmospheres? 1 atm = 14.6956 psi (n/m) - ClayZ90TT(In Progress)(NC) 00:20:57 11/11/06 So ~161.7 psi :) (n/m) - DaRealDefaulTT 05:51:37 11/11/06
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