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My personal experience is do not go with oversized/drilled injectors, many shops/kits go this route to save money, but I have personally seen them take out more than one engine from them.
You can use your stock balancer. You only need to change it if you are going to a compete 8 rib kit. If you do that, you are going to have to get the power steering and alternator 8 rib pulleys as well. I have the 8 rib for the alternator on my car now, send me yours and I will give you my 8 rib. Yes, Sir. Ditch the bosch and get something loud. Get the tial, and it will fit nicely on the flange that is already welded on that pipe.
You can use your stock balancer. You only need to change it if you are going to a compete 8 rib kit. If you do that, you are going to have to get the power steering and alternator 8 rib pulleys as well. I have the 8 rib for the alternator on my car now, send me yours and I will give you my 8 rib. Yes, Sir. Ditch the bosch and get something loud. Get the tial, and it will fit nicely on the flange that is already welded on that pipe.
If I can stay on the stock balancer and not worry about it splitting then I will. I just read on here that the stock balancer is not the best and that's why I started thinking about the innovators west.
Thanks for the offer but if you say that I can use the stock balancer then no need to switch the pulleys right now.
If you're set on using a IW pulley, just get the 10% OD 8 rib. It'll save you some money and headaches later when you decide to finish off the setup w/ 8 rib pulleys.
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