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I searched the NA forum and found nothing that helped.

Anyways, my question is... is 190psi in each cylinder too much compression for a KA24de? If so, what could be the culprit for such results?

re037

fsm calls for 170. the head was probably shaved. run 91 octane and youll be fine

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I'm just going to have him retest when I go to check out the car. Any other suggestions?

NismoRB240

does any 1 kno how much i could shave the head on my KA24DE safely because i heard too short and timing chain will be loose and many other headaches and how much gain can i expect.

BigVinnie

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The upper timing chain assembly is located in the upper half of the head....
The bottom timing chain assembly uses timing chain tensioner, tensioners pull the chain tight.
I highly dought milling the head will cause issues with the timing chain. More than likely if you mill to much off the head, you will hacve valve clearance issues........