internally balanced question
03-03-2014, 11:44 AM
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internally balanced question Was going to clean up my originally balancer and coat it but I noticed that it had a chunk taken out of it. Probably from storage. However I have an internally balanced rotating assembly. Do I use a stock balancer and hub or do I have to buy a neutral balance balancer and the stock hub? Thanks. Sorry for the stupid questions
03-03-2014, 12:10 PM
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Was going to clean up my originally balancer and coat it but I noticed that it had a chunk taken out of it. Probably from storage. However I have an internally balanced rotating assembly. Do I use a stock balancer and hub or do I have to buy a neutral balance balancer and the stock hub? Thanks. Sorry for the stupid questions
03-03-2014, 01:37 PM
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Can you clarify what sort of balancer your "original" one with the chunk missing is (stock, or aftermarket if so what brand...don't say Professional products, LMAO, bad experience with those). The stock balancer IS 0 balanced, so you can used pretty much any aftermarket balancer and you probably need an aftermarket hub too (I did at least). You don't want the stock balancer with the RPMs your setup is going to run, it's only good for 6500 rpm from my understanding. I went with the balancer and hub JEGS sells, it's a rebranded Powerbond balancer made in Australia, SFI certified to 12,500 RPM, you can also get a 10% underdrive version. It's very nice for the price; 10x the "quality" of the POS Professional products one I had before that came apart