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Is there a post on comp test's and how it is done also what should all the psi's be and the leak down time on a rb25 also do you take out all the plugs

or just the one you are doing also to stop the fuel can you just pull fuse out.

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1. idle car, disconnect fuel pump and the car will stall

2. remove all spark plugs

3. connect tester to each pot while cranking ~5secs each with throttle wide open.

PSI in every cylinder doesn't really matter. Its the variance between that is critical.

However, providing your tester is reading correctly it should be no lower than 140psi. Optimally it should be up around 160.

The guages read all different. Don't be too concerned with the actual reading, just the variance.

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