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2 different balancers
I have a 69 wt engine and the balancer has two holes drilled for weight removal on the side. I have a 75 block with the same balancer with no holes drilled. I have a 4 speed using an eternally balanced flywheel. Can I use the no drilled one on the WT engine? The WT one has damage in the seal surface causing an oil leak. If not I will require another one.
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You can use a harmonic balancer repair sleeve, which slips over the balancer shaft and effectively repairs wear. This costs less than $10:
http://www.summitracing.com/search/B...epair-Sleeves/ |
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as mentioned above but to answer your question the two balancers are interchangeable.
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1994 Formula 535ci NA CV-1 - single 1050 with c14 - 940hp@7000/825tq@5200 Pontiac Powered 4th Gen Project Progress |
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Pontiac engines are internally ballanced and as such the dampers and fly wheels/flex plates are neutral ballanced.
I am not sure what a "eternally balanced flywheel" is though. Does this mean once you ballance it it is good for eternity?
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Eternally
It is "eternally" balanced. The word should have been externally. I have wore out my x key by searching to many xxx sites. Thanks for the help. Upon further review both balances I have have weight removed. One one the face and the other on the side.
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