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Definitely no air leak. Carb is tuned, both low and high. I decided to pull the jug and measure ring end gap. I'm coming up with 0.021". I'm no expert but this seems to be really high. From what I read on here I should be in the neighborhood of 0.006-0.010". Can somebody provide some insight here? If that's the case, would certainly explain the low compression and poor power.
 

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As you say should be .006 - .010, .021 is too much. how are you measuring? are you pushing the ring up into the cyl. with the piston to keep it square?
 

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Yes, used the piston to push the ring into the cylinder and measured 3 locations between the roof of the exhaust port and 1/4" from squish band. All 3 measured 0.021".
 

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Definitely no air leak. Carb is tuned, both low and high. I decided to pull the jug and measure ring end gap. I'm coming up with 0.021". I'm no expert but this seems to be really high. From what I read on here I should be in the neighborhood of 0.006-0.010". Can somebody provide some insight here? If that's the case, would certainly explain the low compression and poor power.
You need a new ring
 
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