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i just tore the head off this banshee it has a 21cc cool head pro design, the pistons are .060 over the cylinders look real good i got 135 psi cold kicking with throttle wide open on both cylinders.the guy i got it from said it was just reringed should i rering it or is that good. he also said it was .010 over and its not. thanks guys for your help im 2 stoke stupid

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i just tore the head off this banshee it has a 21cc cool head pro design, the pistons are .060 over the cylinders look real good i got 135 psi cold kicking with throttle wide open on both cylinders.the guy i got it from said it was just reringed should i rering it or is that good. he also said it was .010 over and its not. thanks guys for your help im 2 stoke stupid

 

What kind of compression gauge, and more importantly....what is your elevation at?

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I'm no expert but that sounds about right. 21cc head gives you stock compression. Stock compression should be about 130-135psi regardless of size of pistons. No port job or anything. Looks like your in good shape for what you've got. Put it back together and ride!

 

I'm sure some more seasoned guys will jump in shortly.

 

james

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Im 800 asl with 21cc domes 150psi both cyl noss head, 135 isn't bad I wonder what it would be with stock head, because mine raised 25psi with the noss head so could it really be low? ......Dave?

 

Id still put it together and ride it.

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21cc head gives you stock compression. Stock compression should be about 130-135psi regardless of size of pistons.

 

I'm sure some more seasoned guys will jump in shortly.

 

james

 

Stock compression will vary depending on elevation. Stock for me at 400 feet above sea level is 120psi. When I ran 21cc domes in my NOSS head it bumped the compression to 150psi...21cc domes IMO are better categorized as safe for pump gas rather than saying it'll give you stock compression readings. 22cc domes should be closer to stock :thumbsup:

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Stock compression will vary depending on elevation. Stock for me at 400 feet above sea level is 120psi. When I ran 21cc domes in my NOSS head it bumped the compression to 150psi...21cc domes IMO are better categorized as safe for pump gas rather than saying it'll give you stock compression readings. 22cc domes should be closer to stock :thumbsup:

what kind of compression would i be lookin at if i went with a 19 cc head

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