Here's what I got. Much more consistent, but not so great. Warmed engine up to full operating temperature then began removing things and by the time I got everything off it was not too hot to touch. I used two batteries in a series and a charger. Cranked each cylinder 7 times (wanted to be sure) did dry test and wet test on each cylinder as I went along. I can see tons of carbon on top of the pistons. As far as I know the engine is likely just a refresh and never completely rebuilt. I believe it got new bearings, seals, rings etc. Anyway here it is first number dry second number wet. I started at the back right when the engine was the hottest and it was 95/107. Went back after finishing and it was 90/95 dry/wet so I through the first one out.

Right 78/84 80/85 83/95 90/95


Front---------------------------->Rear


Left 83/83 80/93 82/98 85/94



1970 EK2 T/A 727