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Re: Super M Compression
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Posted by old on December 28, 2006 at 10:27:18 from (4.245.7.89):
In Reply to: Super M Compression posted by H.B. Hutchens on December 28, 2006 at 09:39:43:
Nope they will not list what compression should be. The reason is that if your at sea level it will be differnt then it will be if your in Denver. Now on an M if you have 90PSI or better and they are with in 10-15% of each other then your good to go. 90PSI in about as low as it should be or you pretty much have a worn out engine unless its a distalite type engine then it can be lower. So any where from 90-150 is good the high the better depending how what engine you have and if it has high compression parts in it
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