Harmnic Balancer
10-08-2001, 09:20 AM
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Burning Brakes
Re: Harmnic Balancer (Tom Johnson)
Tom
I just had my motor built up and one of the things that I was going to do was to replace the stock balancer with a fluid dampner, seeing that I needed one anyway. My engine builder told me that I would feel or see no differance at all unless I was going to be racing the car and holding or taking the motor to high revs like in the 7000 range. Seeing that I was not doing that I opted to go with the stock unit and put the saved money into something internal in the motor like roller rockers :D
JoeB
I just had my motor built up and one of the things that I was going to do was to replace the stock balancer with a fluid dampner, seeing that I needed one anyway. My engine builder told me that I would feel or see no differance at all unless I was going to be racing the car and holding or taking the motor to high revs like in the 7000 range. Seeing that I was not doing that I opted to go with the stock unit and put the saved money into something internal in the motor like roller rockers :D
JoeB
10-09-2001, 05:17 PM
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Re: Harmnic Balancer (Tom Johnson)
After futher thought I am going to get the Pro-Street Nodular Iron OE-Style Harmonic Balancer from Northern Auto Parts for $75.00. They are good up to 400hp. Thanks guys for the info.
