Correct Flexplate selection
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Correct Flexplate selection
72GTSNCode November 20th 2009, 10:15 pm
Have a 1970 D0VE 429 and I need to know how I can tell if it should have an internal or externally balanced flex plate.
I have been told somehow I can tell from the crank shaft...
Can anyone advise me for sure
I have been told somehow I can tell from the crank shaft...
Can anyone advise me for sure
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Re: Correct Flexplate selection
dirtbogger November 20th 2009, 11:14 pm
The spacer behind the harmonic balancer will have a hatchet shaped weight on it if its externally balanced.
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Re: Correct Flexplate selection
Greg_P November 20th 2009, 11:17 pm
All 429's are internal balance, therefore there will not be any balance weights on the flexplate.
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