Swapping to marine large bowl pistons, need to ballance the rotating assembly????
05-31-2011, 09:53 AM
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Swapping to marine large bowl pistons, need to ballance the rotating assembly????
On a 12v engine, building it with Mahle Marine large bowl pistons, is there much of a weight difference from stock?
Will the rotating assembly need to be ballanced after? The engine will see a max of about 3700rpm.
Engine builders, pullers, racers, please let me know so I build it right the first time.
Will the rotating assembly need to be ballanced after? The engine will see a max of about 3700rpm.
Engine builders, pullers, racers, please let me know so I build it right the first time.
05-31-2011, 10:37 AM
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The balance of the Inline 6 engine is naturally balanced as long as the pistons and rods are within narrow weight specs.
600 hp should be easy even without the laugh gas.
600 hp should be easy even without the laugh gas.
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