Compression results from Rick's
Compression results from Rick's
Got a test done on an FD I'm interested in buying...has a reman with ~25k miles on it
Numbers came back somewhat strange...i think:
Tested compression on warm engine.
Front Rotor: 9.3, 9.4, 9.4 @ 248 RPM
Rear Rotor: 9.1, 9.2, 9.4 @ 241 RPM
These are very good numbers.
^written on invoice..
Now as i understand it, I thought 8.5 was the factory max setting? Why is this one getting into the 9's?
Any insights are appreciated, thanks!
Numbers came back somewhat strange...i think:
Tested compression on warm engine.
Front Rotor: 9.3, 9.4, 9.4 @ 248 RPM
Rear Rotor: 9.1, 9.2, 9.4 @ 241 RPM
These are very good numbers.
^written on invoice..
Now as i understand it, I thought 8.5 was the factory max setting? Why is this one getting into the 9's?
Any insights are appreciated, thanks!
i'm confused with this compression stuff. some catalogs say 9.0 (130.5psi) others say 8.6 (124.7psi).
How much compression do JDM motors have?I guess it should be same as far as rotors and housings are same
How much compression do JDM motors have?I guess it should be same as far as rotors and housings are same
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spec is 250 rpm, so he was right there.

Btw, if Chris vouches for him then it must be so. You have a damn strong motor on your hands
Iv probably tested 15-20 cars with a Genuine Mazda comp tester & Iv never seen anything higher than 8.1 @247rpm with most only averaging of around 7's. The highest iv ever seen is 8.9 (cant rmbr rpm) on a fresh JDM import with a new engine.
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I would wonder if any oil was in the combustion chamber during the test to artificially rause compression. I have never tested a rotary engine that had over 125psi without the aid of oil in the chamber, or higher than spec cranking numbers. 250rpm is spec for cranking rpm for the test.
I would wonder if any oil was in the combustion chamber during the test to artificially rause compression. I have never tested a rotary engine that had over 125psi without the aid of oil in the chamber, or higher than spec cranking numbers. 250rpm is spec for cranking rpm for the test.
sorry to highjack
are you still booked on rebuilds till may?
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No. Dammit, I just don't get it. I can't update every page on the site, I dunno why the site designer made it that way. So I updated the first 2 pages of each generation area; the general page and the engine pricing page. The 2 pages most people will look at. Yet no one seems to see the updates on those pages, and everyone looks at the status on the other pages.
I guess as a stop gap measure I am going to have to write on the front page in big bold red letters to ignore the status on all the other pages, which is from 2007.
Unless someone here is a web designer that would like to barter web page repair/update for partial credit on an engine.
I guess as a stop gap measure I am going to have to write on the front page in big bold red letters to ignore the status on all the other pages, which is from 2007.
Unless someone here is a web designer that would like to barter web page repair/update for partial credit on an engine.
ME!!! I work for Microsoft as a developer.. I have worked on the new skins for Microsoft's new CRM site, http://crm.dynamics.com ... and also wamu.com. I made all the buttons in CSS only (major PITA) and the large logo and text in blue, the top nav and footers were amazingly difficult if you know about JS, DHTML and AJAX calls. My most recent project was for Pulte Homes, not live yet and now I'm on a new site for Intel ...
I also know how to build e-commerce sites, database driven shopping carts, customer service and inventory management systems ... but I don't do flash, sorry.
What would you like?
I need to get another FD though so I can barter .. LOL
Speaking of Ricks Rotary, I should offer to rebuild his website (complete with customer accounts and order processing) if he rebuilds an FD for me !!!
I've also done some work in the adult industry (why not, pay is good and you can meet hot chicks!) so, if you have something you might want there as well, no problem.
I also know how to build e-commerce sites, database driven shopping carts, customer service and inventory management systems ... but I don't do flash, sorry.
What would you like?
I need to get another FD though so I can barter .. LOL
Speaking of Ricks Rotary, I should offer to rebuild his website (complete with customer accounts and order processing) if he rebuilds an FD for me !!!
I've also done some work in the adult industry (why not, pay is good and you can meet hot chicks!) so, if you have something you might want there as well, no problem.
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