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New 390 vibrates
By Gary - 04/15/2006 1:10:52 PM; IP 24.66.94.141
Just fired up my fresh rebuilt 390 and I have an engine vibration, increases with RPM. The engine rebuilder said he put in a 428 crank and I used my 390 flywheel and harmonic balancer. After reading up on old posts regarding internal / external balancing, I'm concerned about the combination I have but would like to check without pulling the engine. Is there a way to find out what crank I have? Can I pull the tranny (I don't want to) and put on a 428 flywheel without balancing the crank and flywheel together? HELP!

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69 Mustang
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