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balancer shaft elimination kit
I am looking for someone who has removed their balancer shafts and can tell me how it changes the feel of the engine. Is their a thread for removal and replacement. If someone could point me in right direction I appreciate it.
For the H22.
For the H22.
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Re: balancer shaft elimination kit
I found the thread for DIY removal but I already put the rotating assembly back together and really don't feel like taking it back apart. Besides i have zero experience with tapping. Does the kit you can purchase offer a different installation process. Thanks in advance.
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Re: balancer shaft elimination kit
There is a thread in the FAQ section. I may have misunderstood, or it may have flown over my head. Anyhow, how was the instal when u did yours. Was it a straight bolt on? Is there a big difference in engine feel? Thanks in advance.
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umm i have it done and cant really tell you. Dont really notice any difference. I dont think I would do it again but who knows. maybe it really does make a good difference
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and can i get an answer on my previous question. is it a bolt on? does anything else need to be changed? thanks.
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Re: balancer shaft elimination kit
In all honesty, this is a mod you do when you are pushing your limits of weight/hp. You will not notice much other than a hair faster throttle response. Of course it will come with a tad more vibration under the hood but nothing extream.
When I think back, the only thing that was done after the removal was the balance shaft bearings needed to be rotated in order to block off oil holes in order to gain oil pressure. Other than that you are done. Install your plate, make sure your tensioner is snug and roll on.
When I think back, the only thing that was done after the removal was the balance shaft bearings needed to be rotated in order to block off oil holes in order to gain oil pressure. Other than that you are done. Install your plate, make sure your tensioner is snug and roll on.
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Re: balancer shaft elimination kit
In all honesty, this is a mod you do when you are pushing your limits of weight/hp. You will not notice much other than a hair faster throttle response. Of course it will come with a tad more vibration under the hood but nothing extream.
When I think back, the only thing that was done after the removal was the balance shaft bearings needed to be rotated in order to block off oil holes in order to gain oil pressure. Other than that you are done. Install your plate, make sure your tensioner is snug and roll on.
When I think back, the only thing that was done after the removal was the balance shaft bearings needed to be rotated in order to block off oil holes in order to gain oil pressure. Other than that you are done. Install your plate, make sure your tensioner is snug and roll on.
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In all honesty, this is a mod you do when you are pushing your limits of weight/hp. You will not notice much other than a hair faster throttle response. Of course it will come with a tad more vibration under the hood but nothing extream.
When I think back, the only thing that was done after the removal was the balance shaft bearings needed to be rotated in order to block off oil holes in order to gain oil pressure. Other than that you are done. Install your plate, make sure your tensioner is snug and roll on.
When I think back, the only thing that was done after the removal was the balance shaft bearings needed to be rotated in order to block off oil holes in order to gain oil pressure. Other than that you are done. Install your plate, make sure your tensioner is snug and roll on.
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