Flywheel / Pressure plate balancing

[rbickle]

I'll check around with machine shops. My engine is a 347 stroker. It is externally balanced with a 50 oz counterweight on the flywheel. I'm assuming that the shop can put a temporary offsetting weight on the opposite side and balance it out to neutral.

Rick

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by rbickle

I'll check around with machine shops. My engine is a 347 stroker. It is externally balanced with a 50 oz counterweight on the flywheel. I'm assuming that the shop can put a temporary offsetting weight on the opposite side and balance it out to neutral.

Rick

Or maybe just put the pressure plate on their spinning machine by itself, and leave the flywheel sitting on the table. I'm pretty sure I didn't spend more than about $75 to have mine done, but that was a decade ago....