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No. If all the exhaust cant get out of the combustion chamber there is more "air" or exhaust in the chamber before the next intake stroke. Keep in mind, when an intake stroke happens it does not completely fill the combustion chamber to maximum capacity. The more that is in the combustion chamber the more compression you get. Like i said it increases your compression. It does not increase your mechanical compression. That isnt possible. But it does increase the combustion pressures and hence compression. You might want to make sure that you completely understand how an internal combustion engine works before you call me out on this kind of thing.
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