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Posted by kyhayman on February 01, 2004 at 16:32:50 from (24.51.11.221):
In Reply to: Compression Question posted by JKC on February 01, 2004 at 08:37:27:
I bought a 1410 David Borwn a few years ago. It started great, ran strong, had power to spare. In a hard pull it also had a LOT of blowby, couldnt even see the front of the hood. Othwise almost non existant. I tore the engine down and had the block checked at a machine shop, walls were scored so bad that it had to be cut 20 thousandths, crank was wasted. Had to do a 30 thousandths turn and still had shadows (any DB experts are going to say you cant turn these 30, found that out AFTER I did it). With the walls in that shape it couldnt have had much compression.
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