Harmonic Balancer...HELP
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Govt slave
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Harmonic Balancer...HELP
My Harmonic bal on the 455 is wobbling.
From all I have seen in the catologs they are the same application for
260-455 .... others list 350-455
However the one on my 330 is about 3/4" wide and the one on the 455 is about 1-1/4".
I don't know what the difference is between the 2
(besides the thickness )
From all I have seen in the catologs they are the same application for
260-455 .... others list 350-455
However the one on my 330 is about 3/4" wide and the one on the 455 is about 1-1/4".
I don't know what the difference is between the 2
(besides the thickness )
Old(s) Fart
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 50,539
From: Northern VA
My Harmonic bal on the 455 is wobbling.
From all I have seen in the catologs they are the same application for
260-455 .... others list 350-455
However the one on my 330 is about 3/4" wide and the one on the 455 is about 1-1/4".
I don't know what the difference is between the 2
(besides the thickness )
From all I have seen in the catologs they are the same application for
260-455 .... others list 350-455
However the one on my 330 is about 3/4" wide and the one on the 455 is about 1-1/4".
I don't know what the difference is between the 2
(besides the thickness )
Lt. Buzzkill (ret.)
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 1,297
From: Western New York
No. It would probably physically fit, but it is not correct for the 68-up engines like the 455.
The way balancers are divided for Olds engines:
'64 330 only
'65-67 all (330, 400E, 425)
'68-up all (350, 400G, 455, 403, 260, 307)
The way balancers are divided for Olds engines:
'64 330 only
'65-67 all (330, 400E, 425)
'68-up all (350, 400G, 455, 403, 260, 307)
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What is the difference between a Damper and a balancer ?
Any recomendations ?
I was looking at this cheap one (balancer) :
Dorman Products 594-117
http://www.jegs.com/i/Dorman+Product...4-117/10002/-1
Lt. Buzzkill (ret.)
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 1,297
From: Western New York
Which one depends on the intended usage.
Assuming this is a street car and won't be raced or see high RPM often, the Dorman one you posted will work fine. A reman factory one is probably even better.
For a high performance application, I'd want to use something better.
Assuming this is a street car and won't be raced or see high RPM often, the Dorman one you posted will work fine. A reman factory one is probably even better.
For a high performance application, I'd want to use something better.
Last edited by copper128; Apr 11, 2013 at 11:46 AM.
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Which one depends on the intended usage.
Assuming this is a street car and won't be raced or see high RPM often, the Dorman one you posted will work fine. A reman factory one is probably even better.
For a high performance application, I'd want to use something better.
Assuming this is a street car and won't be raced or see high RPM often, the Dorman one you posted will work fine. A reman factory one is probably even better.
For a high performance application, I'd want to use something better.
Gonna be a street car thats get beat on now and then.
Where can I get a reman one ?
more options:
http://www.summitracing.com/search/department/engines-components/section/harmonic-balancers/make/oldsmobile/engine-size/7-5l-455
Last edited by squirell; Apr 11, 2013 at 12:01 PM.
Lt. Buzzkill (ret.)
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From: Western New York
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