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changing pistons without rebalancing?

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Old 01-15-2010, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by rskrause
Using a new piston that is lighter is no problem, assuming it was balanced to 50 or 51% in the first place. Substituting a heavier piston can be a problem if it's more than 10 grams or so heavier.

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i agree ... what he said.... btw i work at a machine shop
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Old 03-20-2011, 09:58 PM
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Re: changing pistons without rebalancing?

This is an old thread, but contains good information.
Using a new piston that is lighter is no problem, assuming it was balanced to 50 or 51% in the first place. Substituting a heavier piston can be a problem if it's more than 10 grams or so heavier.

Rich
Does this apply to internally balanced engines only or to any kind of balanced rotating assembly?
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