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Old 11-03-2009, 08:39 PM
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flywheel imbalance and questions

was wondering the difference in flywheel imbalance on a 95 300 6. if my research is correct, there is either 0 imbalance or is internally balanced. can you add to a flywheel or just subtract weight? also, how much does it cost to add or subtract if possible. thanks derrek
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I would kinda like to know about the balance on the 300s.Is it internal or is it on the harmonic balancer ? I think the flywheel is balanced by itself (not with the engine's internal parts) and should be done with the intended pressure plate mounted and marked for index.Every time I've had a pan off,I've forgot to look at the crank to see if it's drilled for balance.
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