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I took mine off with an autozone puller. Honestly dont remember doing it but I took everything off lol.
Make sure you remember where that arrow is at aswell befor it comes off. Most people set it pointing straight up.
Make sure you remember where that arrow is at aswell befor it comes off. Most people set it pointing straight up.
I hope your not "upgrading" to a Professional products Chinese balancer...if so the voices are telling you wrong, go get professional psychiatric help ASAP.
If they are telling you ATI balancer or the JEGS balancer, you should listen to the voices more, do what tell you to! 
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Mine separated completely within 2000 miles on my new 383 and I was not ever turning it over 6500 rpm; that's Chinese quality materials/workmanship for you LMAO
^My new JEGS balancer (Powerbond made in Australia) is MUCH higher quality and less expensive, the metal is folded over and welded closed....not held together with shitty tiny little Chinese hex nuts that back out.... **** Professional Products garbage product 
im gonna guess you dont need to remember where the arrow is? or what?
You could reply with some information instead of just making me feel like a retard. I thought it had to go on the same way it came off.
You could reply with some information instead of just making me feel like a retard. I thought it had to go on the same way it came off.