460 harmonic balancer questions....
It's a '79 460 (externally balanced crank). I've found one that specifically states that it needs the balancing weight on the crank behind the balancer(Powerforce plus balancer). Well the guy I talked to that was selling it even said these were problematic and they've had issues with the rivets coming loose. He suggested a remec (I think) balancer but didn't know which one to suggest for my application. I've also found out that this balancer is spec'd for about 6k-10k rpm range. I thought I found something in this unit until I looked further.
Can anyone suggest a place to look or someone to talk to about a street performance balancer. I'm sure I could find a balancer that would work for me in the $400 range but I'm looking for something a bit more reasonable. My old one is original and the outer ring has moved so the timing marks are waaaayyy off. It would be pretty dumb to bring it to my machinist to have the rotating assembly balanced.
Any and all help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm sure there is a reasonably priced balancer that I can get, but I'll be hanged if I can find it!
Thanks guys,
Nick
They are SFI rated and look really sharp...
It's a '79 460 (externally balanced crank). I've found one that specifically states that it needs the balancing weight on the crank behind the balancer(Powerforce plus balancer). Well the guy I talked to that was selling it even said these were problematic and they've had issues with the rivets coming loose. He suggested a remec (I think) balancer but didn't know which one to suggest for my application. I've also found out that this balancer is spec'd for about 6k-10k rpm range. I thought I found something in this unit until I looked further.
Can anyone suggest a place to look or someone to talk to about a street performance balancer. I'm sure I could find a balancer that would work for me in the $400 range but I'm looking for something a bit more reasonable. My old one is original and the outer ring has moved so the timing marks are waaaayyy off. It would be pretty dumb to bring it to my machinist to have the rotating assembly balanced.
Any and all help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm sure there is a reasonably priced balancer that I can get, but I'll be hanged if I can find it!
Thanks guys,
Nick
Are you specifically not wanting to use a stock type balancer again?





