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03-29-2001, 02:56 PM
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Just got my asembly back from being balanced.He had to add 53g front and 60g rear.I'm going to post my card numbers and was wondering if this is typical for a 400 with stock cast rods and forged TRW's.Any comments appreciated.
Rod rotating- 603 Rod rotating- 603 Rod bearing- 56 Rod bearing- 56 Oil allowance- 4 Piston & pin- 797 Rings(1 set)- 64 Rod reciprocating-291 Bobweight total- 2474 Note:50% Reciprocating 100% Rotating |
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03-29-2001, 02:56 PM
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Just got my asembly back from being balanced.He had to add 53g front and 60g rear.I'm going to post my card numbers and was wondering if this is typical for a 400 with stock cast rods and forged TRW's.Any comments appreciated.
Rod rotating- 603 Rod rotating- 603 Rod bearing- 56 Rod bearing- 56 Oil allowance- 4 Piston & pin- 797 Rings(1 set)- 64 Rod reciprocating-291 Bobweight total- 2474 Note:50% Reciprocating 100% Rotating |
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