Where do I get a 400 Balancer for my 383 LT1????
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Re: Where do I get a 400 Balancer for my 383 LT1????
Sorry, dosn't work like that. 300 grams is a lot. Can't be done to my knowledge. I don't know of any fully internal balance cast cranks. Your gonna have to go forged, and they start at about $700.
Summit was honest about the crank. It will work in any one piece seal smallblock. And they included a note that said it did require a 400 style balancer to work. Gotta read EVERYTHING.
You could probably sell the crank to one of the third gen guys.
Summit was honest about the crank. It will work in any one piece seal smallblock. And they included a note that said it did require a 400 style balancer to work. Gotta read EVERYTHING.
You could probably sell the crank to one of the third gen guys.
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Re: Where do I get a 400 Balancer for my 383 LT1????
That is the exact crank I have used and am using. Does it need 300 grams or does it need to shed 300 grams?
I am using the stock balancer and flexplate.
They said on mine it onlt needed a few ounces of mallory.
How many grams make an ounce? Balancing cost me 180$ on it, their standard balance price at my machinists is 125$.
I am using the stock balancer and flexplate.
They said on mine it onlt needed a few ounces of mallory.
How many grams make an ounce? Balancing cost me 180$ on it, their standard balance price at my machinists is 125$.
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Re: Where do I get a 400 Balancer for my 383 LT1????
That crank works, getting it done today, will be done tommorow, I've seen this crank used before, but I guess the one I bought was really off from the factory. There's no 400 balancer and the guy said the 300 grams isn't that big of a deal. Well see what happens.
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