
10-24-2012, 01:34 PM
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Jon,
You stated in your previous thread that your tight valves were the cause of your low compression and high leakdown.
On your Ford V8, cylinders 1 & 2 are side by side and fed by the same carburettor.
Did you have the throttle wide open permanently while you compression tested all 8 cylinders?
If you did, and now still have 65 in 1 & 2 and 160-180 in the rest, I'd be doing another leakdown test. BUT if the leakdown doesn't show your loss, you could have a split bore between cylinders.
If you didn't have the throttle wide open when you did the compression test, then if the affected cylinders were trying to draw through a almost closed carb, you get low numbers.
It is highly unlikely to have low even compression on adjacent cylinders due to unseated new rings.
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