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Old 02-27-2014, 09:25 AM   #7
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Default Re: Crankshaft balance Physics question

Any one that has ever ran ext. balance like 400 sbc or 454 bbc can tell you how much better they are int balanced, cranks last lot longer.
I would rather have heavier crank internal balanced than lighter one ext.
Counterweight placement has alot to do with harmonics also,like Art spoke of I think his crank had none are little counterweight,you can have inline crank balanced without counterweights, but it does'nt work and won't last.
I have noticed some of the China cranks when I get down to 3-4 grams I have to work to get them on down to around 1 gram or less, I believe it has to do with counterweight placement,don't have that problem with good crank a Callies or Crower etc.
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