Graduated cylinder

[slowgo]

Anyone know where I can find one of these? I'm looking to do a volumeteric test to check compression w/o having to tearing my engine down. Specifically, I need at least a 600ml cylinder with a valve on the bottom. I've called local engine builders and machine shops and none have one or know where to get one.

[Greg Gauper]

American Science Surplus

http://www.sciplus.com/

Check under "lab Supplies" they have a bunch of sizes for less than $5

A really cool store!

[planet6racing]

Where are you located?


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[jc836]

Fisher Scientific or a local laboratory supply house. You can even ask where the local hospitals get their things.

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[Chris Sawatsky]

I think the device you're looking for is called a burette. search on froogle.google.com

[slowgo]

Burette, huh?

I'm located in Washington state very close to Portland Ore. Anyone know a local tech inspector?

Thanks for the posts!

[slowgo]

Called a few science companies and it is indeed called a burete. They specifically called it a dispensing burete. Didn't know I was going to have to shell a few hundred out for one.

Now for a new question. Anyone know where I can borrow/rent one in the Portland Ore area?

[Greg Gauper]

They have a smaller one (50ml = 50cc) listed on the website that I posted for $10 + shipping.

If you are using this to 'cc' a head, it should work just fine, but you'll need to fill it twice if the typical head volume is in the 50-99cc range.

[slowgo]

I'm using it for the engine. Looking for around 600mls.