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Nice! Yeah I have a hot plate in the garage for just those type of occasions. Could slightly warm it with a heat gun too.
Wish I had access to my notes, but think the rollmaster sets are off a couple degrees, if my memory is serving me right! Know it depends in a number of factors, but that's what I remember. (think it's 3 degrees retarded in my experiences) You can mic the snout and balancer, see if that's going to be stubborn too or not. If you look at the one pic of my mishap, you can see I lightly peened the snout end where the key 'line' is, which helps when lining up the key/keyway during install. In my case, I think since I was using an installer, the turning of the nut/hat of the installer my have turned the balancer along the way, not sure. But the marks helped initially. .
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