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3B engine rebuild



In message <01bd099c$a401ee20$05bae6d0@hull.cardinalventures.com> "Brandon Hull" writes:

>         Cyl        range psi 
> 
>         1            185-187 
>         2            179-190 
>         3            179-194 
>         4            185-186
>         5            155

> I've been assuming that eventually I'll want to do HP upgrades, and so 
> have half-planned to get a performance head gasket, raceware bolts etc., 
> so maybe that consideration alone argues for a complete teardown.

Yup.  #5 especially.  I would be reluctant to put stock horsepower through an 
engine with an anomally like that for very long.  It's not unusual for I5s to 
have almost perfect compression after 100000+ miles, and it's also not unusual 
to find #5 lowest of the lot.  I certainly wouldn't want to stress the engine 
any more than designed until I'd had a look.
 
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See if you can cut this HTML crap out.  It pads a 2KB message to nearly
9KB.

-- 
 Phil Payne
 Committee Member, UK Audi [ur-]quattro Owners Club