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460 question again.
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Posted by Kelly C on August 01, 2004 at 16:49:17 from (63.171.43.140):
I got a chance to do a compresion test on my 460 today.
If you have been following my exploits with this 460. You know it runs like crap.
So far I have.
Cleaned the advance wheights in the dist.
Put new points and condencer.
New cap and rotor.
New plugs.
Timed it.
Rebuilt the carb. As best as I can.
Exhaust flapper thing seems to work. Heat riser I think its called.
That left me wondering if I had a burnt valve in the head.
Comp test revealed.
Cylinder #1 at 103 pounds
#2 at 103 pounds
#3 at 105 pounds
#4 at 104 pounds
#5 at 103 pounds
#6 at 103 pounds
Not sure if my tester is really all that accurate as far as highest reading its a cheapie.
But it does show that all the cylinders are about the same condition.
Wondering where to go now? By all rights this thing should be running like a top.
I am leaning to the carb again.
What say you?
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