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Fri Jan 29, 2010 5:17 am
Was the motor at operating temp when the test was done? Also, low compression isn't going to cause any noises, however, knock will cause noise and lead to low compression.
You really should do that test I recommended. Marking the dizzy, retarding timing, then drive, then reset to stock, drive and note the results from both drives.
Just verifying your timing is at 20 degree's doesn't do anything to check for knock. I ran my RB20 for a year with low compression on #6. By low I mean 35 psi low, I just turned the boost up and adjusted for knock accordingly:bigthumb Not the best method, but I didn't want to swap the motor at the time and wasn't about to remove the damn turbo.
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