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11-03-2008, 11:09 PM
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When using an ATI w/ a stock pulley, just spin it where you have room to drill 3 holes and you are done. When using an aftermarket Chevy crank pulley, you probably will have to use a spacer. Mine needed .250".
Take a look what balancers $60,000+ Pro Mod motors run.
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