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A practical example of engine balancing theory

Discussion in 'Advanced Tech Section' started by Drac0nic, Jan 6, 2018.

  1. Drac0nic

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    Drac0nic, Jan 6, 2018
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  2. TTF/Ken Staff Member

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    I wonder to what weight variance it's accurate to..?
     
    TTF/Ken, May 24, 2018
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  3. Boost Engineer

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    For what Moldex Crankshaft charges me to spin a crank (if I weigh the parts and calculate the Bob Weight), hard to not stay where I am at vs build a "balance machine".

    Cool article though.

    Tom V.
     
    Boost Engineer, May 26, 2018
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  4. Drac0nic

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    I can agree, it's need to see the fundamentals laid bare. A V8 crank is also (IMO at least) significantly more complex than balancing a 4 cylinder crank like the one he has.
     
    Drac0nic, May 28, 2018
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