1974 CT70 Compression

[RedRockets_up_in_here_dude]

what is the PSI rating for compression, on my 1974 honda ct70?

[S.O.A.N.Z]

8.8 Ratio - should put it at about 130 psi

[Jimmy Pascol]

Google it.  It's there.  All the knowledge man possesses is to be found on Google.  Come, Redrockets; won't you join us in the 21st century?

[RedRockets_up_in_here_dude]

6 hours ago, Jimmy Pascol said:

Google it.  It's there.  All the knowledge man possesses is to be found on Google.  Come, Redrockets; won't you join us in the 21st century?

i will join you 

[NorcalConnections]

17 hours ago, Jimmy Pascol said:

Google it.  It's there.  All the knowledge man possesses is to be found on Google.  Come, Redrockets; won't you join us in the 21st century?

A vast majority of the knowledge from the past is posted, but theres also an even bigger gap of forgotten and lost trades from the last century that will forever only be but a mere figment of ones imagination, due to the fact that some of the trades and knowledge were so far from major civilizations.

[Jimmy Pascol]

6 hours ago, NorcalConnections said:

A vast majority of the knowledge from the past is posted, but theres also an even bigger gap of forgotten and lost trades from the last century that will forever only be but a mere figment of ones imagination, due to the fact that some of the trades and knowledge were so far from major civilizations.

Yeah, I wish I could find the ancient recipe for Greek Fire.  That was some weapon.  Lost to the ages.  

[Jimmy Pascol]

17 hours ago, RedRockets_up_in_here_dude said:

i will join you 

Welcome RedRockets!  New guys buy beer.  We need your credit card number to complete your initiation.

Edited May 25, 2018 by Jimmy Pascol

[NorcalConnections]

7 hours ago, Jimmy Pascol said:

Yeah, I wish I could find the ancient recipe for Greek Fire.  That was some weapon.  Lost to the ages.  

There's been research about it. You referring to the oil that was projected and lit on fire and would work on land and sea during times of war?