Full Force

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Looking to buy new balancers, gen6, neutral balance, whos got some nice ones for not a ton of money, I had PBM that seemed ok, until I removed and one had loose rubber...

question is who makes a nice balancer that is affordable? I don't need top of the line, just good.....

vintage chromoly

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What happened to the ones you bought Tim?

Full Force

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Ray said he's had 3 have issues, he advised me to go with a different brand, he said trick flow is making a nice affordable one, just wanna see what guys offer....

vintage chromoly

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Better to know the easy way as opposed to finding out the hard way.

Full Force

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yea, I mentioned what I had... he was like.... well you know... lol

f_inscreenname

Just don't use a fluid balancer. Boats sit to long, the fluid tends to settle and when started the off balance causes cracks and eventually snaps the cranks snout off.

mike tkach

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i use fluidamper and hever had a problem.where did you get this information?

mike tkach

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tim,i don,t have the answer but i will tell you that you get what you pay for.

MILD THUNDER

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Tim, I'm sure I'll get corrected, or this will turn into a 23 page thread, but.......

Scat, who probably sells/manufactures/supplies more crankshafts then about anyone else, has been using Proffessional products balancers with their cranks for a long time. I do not believe they would use them if they were problematic . 75.00 cheaper than Jegs on amazon. Icdedppl has them on his blown 540's, no issues.

http://www.amazon.com/Professional-P.../dp/B001ELXDVW

http://www.jegs.com/i/Scat/942/D-90004/10002/-1

MILD THUNDER

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My Mack Semi has nearly a million miles using a fluid type damper. It sits for long periods of time, in extreme cold as well.