02-13-2009, 01:58 PM
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50-60 psi is really low, even for a TII. And you can't compare compression numbers between an NA and a TII. TII's come with lower compression rotors and NA's are higher compression. So if you had an NA and a TII that both got 80psi, the NA is probably a lot weaker than the TII.
So back on topic, the motor probably has lower compression than he's telling you. If the injectors you sent him weren't professionally serviced then they will still probably leak and cause more flooding. The injectors and low compression are what cause flooding.
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