Harmonic balancer size
#2
Le Mans Master
the L-82 used the large balancer 8 inch which was also used on the LT-1 and the 350/350. others used the smaller balancer
#4
The L82 engines used a forged steel crank designed for high RPM use. The larger balancer was used to control the vibrations at those higher speeds. Probably overkill on a street engine, but it had "image".
The base engines used a cast ductile iron crank, had a lower redline, and used the smaller, lighter balancer.
The base engines used a cast ductile iron crank, had a lower redline, and used the smaller, lighter balancer.
#5
Drifting
Interesting..............
G'day,
No hijack intended, but I have a '74 L48 on which the outer ring of the HB has slipped. I bought an Australian built PowerBond HB which is 8" and plan to fit it shortly along with a new oil seal. I can't imagine that the bigger HB will have any ill effects on the engine, but by asking the question here, I know I'll get a well informed answer.
Thanks guys.
Regards from Down Under.
aussiejohn
No hijack intended, but I have a '74 L48 on which the outer ring of the HB has slipped. I bought an Australian built PowerBond HB which is 8" and plan to fit it shortly along with a new oil seal. I can't imagine that the bigger HB will have any ill effects on the engine, but by asking the question here, I know I'll get a well informed answer.
Thanks guys.
Regards from Down Under.
aussiejohn
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i just went out to the garage and measured the one i took off my 76 L48 it was seven inches im assuming it was the original one that came with the car
#9
Drifting