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Old 12-28-2011, 08:21 PM
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were can i get a hermonic balancer
I cant seam to find a hermonic balancer for my 59 f100 292 does any one know were i can get one. also does any one know what kind of gaskets that mac sells and has any one ised them
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Do you need one like this. Ford truck F100 292 damper balancer 1955 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 Mercury 312 | eBay
It is kind of spendy
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Damper doctor.com. Nm
Try damper doctor.com
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They are available after market for big bucks. Your best bet would be a junk yard. You might end up with a couple of other goodies as well if you can find a yard with what you need. Junkyard trips are a good time!
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were can you get them rebuilt
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They also rebuild: Damper Doctor Online: Ford
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i found one for a 57 car what will be the differece
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FOR-2921, FOR-2922, FOR-2923 are three I found. If NumberDummy comes along he'll give you the correct part number and probably where to find one.
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so a C3TZ-6312-E wont work
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so a C3TZ-6312-E wont work
This part is for a 63' truck!
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This part is for a 63' truck!
(sigh) No, it is not only for a 1963 truck!

C3TZ-6312-E (replaced: B5AZ-6312-B & B7AZ-6312-A) .. Harmonic Balancer-Single Sheave Pulley / 6 3/8" O.D. / 6 1/4" damper / 4 1/2" long / Obsolete

Applications: 1956/58 F100/700 272 / 1957/63 F100/700 292 / 1957/58 C Series Tilt Cab 272 / 1957/63 C Series Tilt Cab 292 / 1956/58 B500/600 272 / 1957/63 B500/600 292 (B = School Bus).

1955/57 Ford Passenger Cars 272/292/312 (except T-Bird and except 1957 312 with dual quads or SuperCharger) / 1958/59 Ford Passenger Cars 292.

GRIESEL MOTOR CO. in Okarche OK has ONE = 405-263-7242.

COLLECTORS AUTO SUPPLY in Oroville WA has ONE = 800-414-4462.

You should not go by part number prefixes to ID the year a part fits, or the vehicle it may fit, you wanna know why?

Because: FoMoCo is in-famous for replacing/updating 10's of 1000's of part numbers EVERY YEAR!!!
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thanks alot i orderd one from macs but i have a filling its goona be wrong
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