Official TVS Thread!!!
#6768
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Consistent numbers are the important thing, although yours seems lower than most I've done on LSJ's. Most I see are around 180 or 210 per cylinder... Maybe it's the altitude?
#6771
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Lol I know. Ive never seen this tester read above 160 on any motor. I used to make a big fuss about it, but I figure if all the cars are consistently low and all the numbers are consistent, that's good enough for me.
On a side note, found a buyer for lots of my turbo stuffs
On a side note, found a buyer for lots of my turbo stuffs
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#6773
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Lol I know. Ive never seen this tester read above 160 on any motor. I used to make a big fuss about it, but I figure if all the cars are consistently low and all the numbers are consistent, that's good enough for me.
On a side note, found a buyer for lots of my turbo stuffs![Wink](https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
On a side note, found a buyer for lots of my turbo stuffs
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#6774
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Its consistent with other LSJ's and LNF's we've tested so its good for now. When I start really pushing the motor maybe I'll get one and check it more often. I mainly wanted to make sure compression was even across, especially after TennPenn just found out his cams were causing the low compression as a few others had found. Going to the track next weekend and want it running correctly.
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