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compression specs 200 1989

posted by  stevepenniman on  Wed Feb 27 22:07 CST 2013
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I got well over 200lbs on all cylinders on my 84 years ago. My other car is a 51 chevy with 6.5 to 1, so maybe my gauge gets wacky in the higher end. It seems plenty accurate down lower, numbers-wise.

I do Italian tune-up all the time. Recently hauled 1800 pounds of concrete in my box trailer for 50miles. I stayed out of overdrive so RPM was up there. Kind of a Grandpa Italian tune-up, huh? It's been fine for years, now. If it's not pinging I wouldn't worry.

Steve






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