Harmonic Balancer recommendation please!

[Jerry Clayton]

You can use original by elongating bolt holes outward by .050

We are working on one today----427---4.260 X 4.250--Kieths Stage 2 Edelbrock heads

Index pulley in mill and run 3/8 mill thru holes



Jerry

PS---I get asked often if I miss flying----look up, find one headed into the sun and say---those guys will be staring at the sun for the next 4 hours, and then they may get to piss into a bottle while some bimbo listens from an open door to a rest room that only has cold water-----nauuuuu, don't miss it---instead I get to look forward to my retirement check arriving from PBGA and SS on the 3rd Wednesday--

[767Jockey]

Originally Posted by Jerry Clayton

You can use original by elongating bolt holes outward by .050

We are working on one today----427---4.260 X 4.250--Kieths Stage 2 Edelbrock heads

Index pulley in mill and run 3/8 mill thru holes



Jerry

PS---I get asked often if I miss flying----look up, find one headed into the sun and say---those guys will be staring at the sun for the next 4 hours, and then they may get to piss into a bottle while some bimbo listens from an open door to a rest room that only has cold water-----nauuuuu, don't miss it---instead I get to look forward to my retirement check arriving from PBGA and SS on the 3rd Wednesday--

Thanks again, Jerry. I used to love it - now with all the BS and disrespect that we put up with, I can't wait to be finished. Sort of a shame, isn't it? It used to be the best job on Earth. Now I get to be harassed on a daily basis by some TSA idiot with no ability to speak my language, taking away my damned bottle of shampoo that he or she thinks I will somehow use to take over an airplane. One day these idiots will figure out that I already have the keys to the damned airplane, and I'm already flying it. Anyway, back to engines.........

[blykins]

Doug, I answered you on the FE forum as well.....Professional Products is the best bang for the buck. Inexpensive, but good quality. I've used them several times on my own engines and will use them again.