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Excaliber 07-25-2007 12:55 PM

I also was wondering about the harmonic balancer on the SOHC engine. Seems to me the side oilers came with a single pulley and NO harmonic balancer, being as they were internally balanced. Perhaps SOME side oilers DID come with an external harmonic balancer? Was this a common application on the SOHC engine, which is of course a slightly modified side oiler block and crank.

428 crank in a side oiler is easy to spot, ALL 428 cranks had a harmonic balancer, being externally balanced engines. Does a boat application require a special kind of balancer (reference the 289 and possibly the SOHC engines in the auction)?

Woodz428 07-25-2007 02:25 PM

[quote=Excaliber]I also was wondering about the harmonic balancer on the SOHC engine. /QUOTE]
Actually the harmonic balancer and balance are 2 different things. The harmonic balancer became fairly standard on all FE engines by ,I believe..1966, they were the same regardless of engines. The 428(all except SCJ) used a weighted Flywheel and the SCJ version also used a weighted "hatchet" behind the balancer. Although on small blocks,all external balanced, the damper also acts as a weighted piece... on FE's they have no weight and are just to absorb vibrations. I believe the change was made for 2 reasons, one is rpm's increased for HP engines at that point and more options became available and instead of a bunch of dampers with different pulleys they made the pulley and damper as 2 pieces. Unlike early FE's that had a single pulley made into the damper.

map 07-25-2007 04:10 PM

http://vanderbrinkauctions.com/items...AllPhotos=True

meandmyprs 07-25-2007 05:04 PM

Is it just my imagination or is that the same motor (link in post above) by the same auctioneer in the first row of pics (center) with boat headers on it?....the same motor that has never been in a boat...what do i know.

A-Snake 07-25-2007 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by meandmyprs
Here is the response from the auction house on the "boat and rotation" question.

It was purchased with the boat headers on it- but we took them off

He did reply to you that he removed the boat headers ;)

meandmyprs 07-25-2007 05:15 PM

sorry, my bad.

Excaliber 07-25-2007 05:59 PM

Uh huh, shortly after it was taken out of the boat? :LOL:

Traveller 07-26-2007 01:41 PM

He's also got a 65 Galaxie with a Cammer in it.

Along with several claimed R code Fords.

Suomien 07-26-2007 06:03 PM

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Just got back from the LLoyd May Auction
July 26 2007 at 4:40 PM Bob Hasty

Lots of parts 427? and 406. lots of questionable stuff though, he looked me and another guy and had the nerve to tell us that the C8AE-H heads on a 427 were 427 heads! It had a stock 65 390 intake too! No numbders matching R code cars. One he fired up was kicking blue out the back. Looks like a real buyer beware auction. The NEW cammmer was rebuilt and run in a boat, but just a few times before it was pulled. Everthing was FRESH including the 427 with a 20 over bore and a 428 crank, but why was it missing 2 rods? LOL.
from fordfe.com

meandmyprs 07-28-2007 01:37 PM

Winning bid was $41,250!!!

Sizzler 07-31-2007 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Sizzler
But it's selling at a live auction; a bunch of bulls crowded together in a pasture, each planning on showing just how meaty their Rocky Mountain oysters are. So I predict $40,000+.

Quote:

Originally Posted by meandmyprs
Winning bid was $41,250!!!

Do I know my woolly bullies or what?

RedBarchetta 07-31-2007 03:22 PM

Phone numbers, please. I have some waterfront property in Florida that I need to unload.


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