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Ok so i just re built my top end did a compression test it was 210 whats the worst that can happen with a compression that high?
This made me laugh, nice one.Hydrocarbon fuels for use in internal combustion engines are designed to burn rather than explode .
When because of excessive adiabatic pressure , hot deposits in the combustion chamber , excessive compression ratio , incorrect timing , excessive clearance in the reciprocating assembly causing reduced piston to cylinder head clearance and acceleration spikes at Top Dead Center , insufficient octane rating for the application or any and all of the above take place the fuel air charge spontaneously explodes or detonates . This leads to air conditioned pistons , two piece connecting rods , atmospheric operation of crank bearings and your sister marrying a liberal republican from California .
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to much compression is bad because you can pop the piston and connecting rod in your motor becasue when the piston moves downwards it creates compression feeding feul into the cyliender and then makeing that power out to the transmisson that drives your bike well if there is to much compression the piston has no where to go .so it scrapes your cyliender walls and will adventualy take chunks out of your cylienderOk so i just re built my top end did a compression test it was 210 whats the worst that can happen with a compression that high?