summit racing sfi balancer
i was wandering if anyone has used this balancer
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-C4270/ any input would be nice on weather it is worth the month or should i just go with there no sfi one |
Harmonic Balancer Construction (Elastomer) Its SFI approved so thats good but still uses the rubber ring^^^^^^^^^^, I like the ones that are liquid filled. I say get it,better then OEM
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It has a snap ring that keeps the rubber from slinging out. There worth the money if you are making good power or turning high rpms.
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what about lining it up with the pullys so the belt tracks straight are the spacers that come with it cheap ones or are they made of good steel
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I know professional product uses a spacer thats the one i got on my car now, I also have a fluid dine H/B thats liquid filled and uses know spacer, the summit one i have no clue. To be SFI approved "i think" it would not have a spacer.
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Get a stock replacement sfi approved balancer the ones that use spacers are crap! No belt issues using the oe style! Sfi is just a race spec.
Here's a starting pn. PIO872030 |
Originally Posted by Venomantidote95
(Post 7480758)
Get a stock replacement sfi approved balancer the ones that use spacers are crap! No belt issues using the oe style! Sfi is just a race spec.
Here's a starting pn. PIO872030 |
The only thing you use a 50 for is a 302-310 cuin a stroker or 351 will be a 28oz. I have seen those but haven't used one so idk can't answer that!
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I've been using that part for 3-4 years.
Not a bad deal for the money. If you need spacers just go to Ford Racing and get them. I don't need any as I only run an alternatoer off the belt and I use a 'V' belt......... |
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