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RE: So, is this what you're saying? |
By Ray - 02/08/2002 9:32:09 PM; IP 66.81.139.220 |
Yes on the dampener rich! But you must understan 428's needs addition weight at the flywheel or behine the front dampener like for S.C.J. The reason for addition weight is because counter-weights on the crank would be to big of a diameter to fit into the case, or block as you would call it. To lay a 428 crank as it is now, you have rotate crank to clear block to install. It's always better build a motor without the additionly counter weight, getting away from what call flywheel affect is like adding cubic inches . It can be done on a 428, I'am doing it now but it's very expensive. It's a deal were you will decrease the amount of your rotating reciprocating mass were your bob weight factor will come in at about 400 grams less than a standard 428. Ray |
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