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Straw method I think is so inaccurate, I would at least try to make Kelly's homemade piston stop which will be more accurate:


At least what I would do.
^ ^ ^ This. The piston is at its fastest speed at mid-stroke and decelerates significantly toward TDC and BDC, meaning that the amount of piston movement, up and down, is not constant over the rotation of the crankshaft. The amount of rotation, in crankshaft degrees, for the piston to only move a fraction of an inch at TDC could be 10+ and not be noticeable using a straw or other device.
 
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