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compression ratio on 95 7.3???
i heard it was over 400 but i saw a engine today with a consistant 350 on all 8 cylinders and it was a new(rebuilt) moter,whats the consensus? i do say ol'chap will you be haveing a totty with me tonight??? i guess ill go back to my roots and post like a freakin scholar since people cant read anything without correct punctuation and grammer...freaks
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IIRC 400-425 is Ford's spec. 350 is a bit low but if the rings haven't yet seated (you said it was recently rebuilt) that would be expected. It takes a little while too. That being the case the uniformity is the big thing and the pressure will come up when the rings get seated. The compression ratio is 17.5:1.
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kay,thanx dude.i meant to update this today,we did a compression test on one that has 305,000 miles today and all 8 cylinders were consistant and in the area of 350,
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The consistency is the important thing.
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I was told at one time and can't remember where that the compression was 30 to 1 on these trucks.
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the 6.5's run soemthing like 22.5:1 or there abouts. a popular rebuild mod is 18:1. i would imagine the 22:1 certainly helps cold starts though!
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yea my buddys got an old 6.5 and a 6.2 and hell fry the head gaskets if his boost gets to high
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max borderline mod is about 12. the guys who put in 18:1's generally run up to 18.
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wow those good old useless GM motors
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