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Old 03-27-2014, 06:18 AM   #3
James Rogers
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Default Re: Model B Compression

B engines would have the same compression readings as a Model A with a comparable head since the deck, pistons and, stroke is the same, Oversize pistons would make a negligible difference so, you can discount that. I have run compression checks on many engines with many different heads and suspect the sears guage is closer to correct. I find a motor with any oversize piston and a Snyder 5.5 will read between 95 and 100#.
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