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Originally Posted by cubicinches
(Post 3682103)
You mean a 6.385" rod?
Why can't a 496 be externally balanced? |
I guess without knowing what components were used, or if the entire assembly was purchased as a balanced assembly, we don't know. If they used their own components with the crank, and balanced it themselves, It could be internal or external... But if they used a weighted balancer and flywheel on an internally balanced assembly, I'd think we'd have heard something about where his nasty vibration was coming from... :eek:
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Originally Posted by cubicinches
(Post 3682103)
You mean a 6.385" rod?
Why can't a 496 be externally balanced? it would cost way too much in mercury to ballance the flywheel and harmonic..plus throwing all that weight around will put a twist in the crank at the higher rpm's and may brake under hard conditions..better to keep the weight next to a solid source then throwing it around off the end of the cranks ends.. the longer rod legnth is to keep the sides of the pistons from putting more pressure on the side of the cylindes walls and the upper rod bearings.. |
Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3682128)
yes,,6.135 + .250 = 6.385..
it would cost way too much in mercury to ballance the flywheel and harmonic..plus throwing all that weight around will put a twist in the crank at the higher rpm's and may brake under hard conditions..better to keep the weight next to a solid source then throwing it around off the end of the cranks ends.. the longer rod legnth is to keep the sides of the pistons from putting more pressure on the side of the cylindes walls and the upper rod bearings.. |
fixx
Originally Posted by cubicinches
(Post 3682132)
Ummmm.... Ah, nevermind.
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 3682113)
Eagle 4340 crank is internal, but they do offer a 4.25" cast crank that is external. So, is he running a cast or forged eagle crank??
its not like there is a choice whether it comes apart or not... it's coming apart either the easy way or the hard way... and while the alleged statements by the builder don't inspire confidence, that is second hand , self serving info. i simply suggest basing conclusions on the hardware as it actually exists.. not how it is guessed to exit. |
Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 3682052)
practice what you preach,by the way,i still think you are a prik,and a stupid one at that,now:7160:
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He knew to use a 427 flywheel. I remember having to go to my local classic corvette shop to source a 427 flywheel. Its a forged Eagle crank...Everything is forged in there.
Question. Was thinking of trying one last thing before I pull the motor. What if I pull the remote filter assm and oil cooler lines just screw an oil filter direct to the block. Could be some restriction in the cooler, lines, or is there a bypass plug in the remote housing mount that could be hung up? |
Originally Posted by stevesxm
(Post 3682186)
wow... that really stings. no more christmas cards for you...
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Do you remember anything being said about the dampner? If the flywheel was changed to nuetral for internal balance the dampner should have been changed also. Just out of curiosity what filters have you been using?
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