Built Block need a balance??? Carrillo Rods Wiseco Pistons
06-20-2009 | 01:43 AM
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Originally Posted by aen
you never ever ever leave a block unbalanced. that's a recipe for disaster, also, nomatter how much you trust the shop that is doing your work take the thing apart and measure clearences youself, make sure theres no oil or grease on hte wrong side of hte bearings blah blah
double check your double check.
double check your double check.
...listen to the guy who goes to school for this ish 
06-20-2009 | 01:55 AM
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a little OT - but that 10sec guy always makes really stupid posts..
Back to topic - yes definitely balance your rotating assembly - and that rotating assembly is exactly what that one poster already said - crank, pistons, rods, flywheel, bearings, etc.
Back to topic - yes definitely balance your rotating assembly - and that rotating assembly is exactly what that one poster already said - crank, pistons, rods, flywheel, bearings, etc.
06-20-2009 | 02:09 AM
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serious. i've seen so called "good shops" make tiny mistakes
down to the MM of a measurement and the whole motor goes.
in fact, i built one that i thought was perfect and i didn't recheck turns out i left a TINY miniscule drop of grease on a bearing and it spun.
down to the MM of a measurement and the whole motor goes.
in fact, i built one that i thought was perfect and i didn't recheck turns out i left a TINY miniscule drop of grease on a bearing and it spun.
06-20-2009 | 02:12 AM
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Originally Posted by aen
serious. i've seen so called "good shops" make tiny mistakes
down to the MM of a measurement and the whole motor goes.
in fact, i built one that i thought was perfect and i didn't recheck turns out i left a TINY miniscule drop of grease on a bearing and it spun.
down to the MM of a measurement and the whole motor goes.
in fact, i built one that i thought was perfect and i didn't recheck turns out i left a TINY miniscule drop of grease on a bearing and it spun.
07-22-2009 | 06:27 PM
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I'm building a 1NZ and am not currently planning on getting the entire assembly rebalanced. I did weigh big end / little end / total weight on the rods and piston weight, and will be mixing / matching to get even weight from the piston / rod combo across the block. The crank lobes already counterbalance, and the cylinder 1 - 3 up, 2 - 4 down should further eliminate vibration. I'm also only shooting for 150 WHP for daily driving on an auto trans.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
07-22-2009 | 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by vettereddie
I'm building a 1NZ and am not currently planning on getting the entire assembly rebalanced. I did weigh big end / little end / total weight on the rods and piston weight, and will be mixing / matching to get even weight from the piston / rod combo across the block. The crank lobes already counterbalance, and the cylinder 1 - 3 up, 2 - 4 down should further eliminate vibration. I'm also only shooting for 150 WHP for daily driving on an auto trans.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
07-22-2009 | 08:41 PM
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Re: Built Block need a balance??? Carrillo Rods Wiseco Pisto
Originally Posted by johnhawkins
I currently have Napa auto parts building my block with Carrillo rods and Wiseco pistons....I will also be deleting the balance shafts. Do I need to get the block balanced....Napa had mentioned to get it balanced. Any insight would be appreiated. Thanks!
07-22-2009 | 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by dave2610
Originally Posted by vettereddie
I'm building a 1NZ and am not currently planning on getting the entire assembly rebalanced. I did weigh big end / little end / total weight on the rods and piston weight, and will be mixing / matching to get even weight from the piston / rod combo across the block. The crank lobes already counterbalance, and the cylinder 1 - 3 up, 2 - 4 down should further eliminate vibration. I'm also only shooting for 150 WHP for daily driving on an auto trans.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
07-22-2009 | 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by DezodDon
Originally Posted by dave2610
Originally Posted by vettereddie
I'm building a 1NZ and am not currently planning on getting the entire assembly rebalanced. I did weigh big end / little end / total weight on the rods and piston weight, and will be mixing / matching to get even weight from the piston / rod combo across the block. The crank lobes already counterbalance, and the cylinder 1 - 3 up, 2 - 4 down should further eliminate vibration. I'm also only shooting for 150 WHP for daily driving on an auto trans.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
Of course, I'm not removing an internal balancer or doubling engine HP. For the tC, especially considering those two things, get it balanced.
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