Is there a difference between zero balance & internal Balance?

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09-05-2010, 05:42 PM

CobraEd

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Originally Posted by BT SNAKE

Thanks Ed & Rick,

I built a 347 stroker and had it internally balanced. I ordered a fly wheel from Performance racing Warehouse for the motor and told them I needed a flywheel for internal balanced and they sent me one with a removable weight. I know I have to take the weight off but am I going to have to zero balance the flywheel.
Also I got a harmonic dampener that zero balanced from Professional Products.

Hersh

You are set to go. Run that sucker up to 10,000 RPM

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