Thread: 454 flywheel size question

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Thx guys, I think I have all the info I need for this one, time to hit ePay...

btw, here is one of those "balance plates" I mentioned...fyi
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Originally Posted by Gusaroo

Thx guys, I think I have all the info I need for this one, time to hit ePay...

btw, here is one of those "balance plates" I mentioned...fyi
Clickee here

i have run one. carried it to the man that did my bal. along with the crank, flywheel, pistons and rods, when i got it back he had added a lot of weights to it. worked ok . for the st. i wouldn't be scared of it.

Originally Posted by lt1s10

i have run one. carried it to the man that did my bal. along with the crank, flywheel, pistons and rods, when i got it back he had added a lot of weights to it. worked ok . for the st. i wouldn't be scared of it.

that great but would you just bolt one on ? if he added to it then there a good bet that it will not work to good with out any work to it . i have run a bal. machines and you would be better using the right wheel . for the 454 if you are not going to take it all apart to bal .you can rebalance it and put heavy metal$$$$$ in the back counterweight you can run any internal fly wheel or buy a new crank that as more counterweight to run a internal damper and fly wheel

Originally Posted by pat mccarthy

that great but would you just bolt one on ? if he added to it then there a good bet that it will not work to good with out any work to it . i have run a bal. machines and you would be better using the right wheel . for the 454 if you are not going to take it all apart to bal .you can rebalance it and put heavy metal$$$$$ in the back counterweight you can run any internal fly wheel or buy a new crank that as more counterweight to run a internal damper and fly wheel

for the st. i might. i always like to bal. my motors, so it was something i didn't have to decide on.