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KMAT 01-12-2021 12:26 AM

Harmonic balancer
 
I've tried to search the internet to find out about what horsepower rating a person should change their Factory harmonic balancer to an after-market one and as usual I have an issue with the internet give me no answers so I come here for a straightforward answer any help would be much appreciated

biketopia 01-12-2021 09:24 AM

Re: Harmonic balancer
 
More info, what type of engine, how old is the balancer currently, what are your power and use goals?

KMAT 01-12-2021 03:07 PM

Re: Harmonic balancer
 
Y well I was basically just asking a general question but for more information I've got a 3:55 World product heads pretty good size cam about 470 lift I know that I'm not making near enough horsepower to be concerned about my harmonic balancer but yet still curious how much horsepower can a stock GM 350 harmonic balancer take b4 spins off the rubber

biketopia 01-12-2021 05:12 PM

Re: Harmonic balancer
 
A 50 year old one, could separate any time. If it hasn't had oil leaking on it for the past 20 years I'd guess 350-400 for a stock one is a ok, as long as you're not spinning it to the moon regularly. My blue print 427SBC that dyno's 525+ came from BP with a $35 stock style damper...I run it down the strip so I went ahead and changed out to an ATI for the SFI rating incase tech at a track wants to bust balls.


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