AHA:
"alternatively multiply the compression ratio by 20 if you want to work in
psi"
So, what is a stock Miata, 9.5:1, right? x20 = 190psi... That jive with
what everyone has seen?
That means the LT1 would be 10.4 x 20 = 208psi...
Wallyman
Ashraf Farrag
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Please respond to Re: NMC - How to figure
[EMAIL PROTECTED] "perfect" compression for a
g compression check?
Math and Physics? :)
Compression numbers are a pressure - lbs/sq in. You should be able to
work backwards from there to the basic fluid dynamics of a pump to
determine what the perfect pumping efficiency would be of each cylinder.
Top result from googling "calculating engine compression pressure" gets
you this:
http://www.cavweb-forums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=71683
Regards,
--Ashraf
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