502 flywheel help
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OK got a 502 early bowty block chevy 7/16 rods 2 PC rear main seal crank,don't know par t number,regular 502 pistions,a motor I got. It did not come with flywheel so I put a 454 wheel o n it have a vibration at 3000. Should it have a 502 flywheel,905 part number? I'm aware of 50 2 cranks and the difference between 454 cranks I'm trying to do this without tearing motor apart to rebalanced. Has an y body ever tested unbalance with a vibration tester? I see them on e bay wonder if they work,it's a pain to r+r motor to change wheels to see If I t vibrate s I can r u. On test stand easier. Thanks
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Do you have any idea who built the engine originally ? Can you look at the harmonic damper and see if it is external or internal balance ? As far as I know the 2pc seal 454 and 502 flywheels are the same. Exactly which 454 flywheel did you use ? Was it for a 2 pc seal engine or 1 pc seal ?
Just to be certain, you do have a dowel pin in the crank to properly position the flywheel ? Also does the vibration get worse above 3000 rpm ?
Just to be certain, you do have a dowel pin in the crank to properly position the flywheel ? Also does the vibration get worse above 3000 rpm ?
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I have a 454 balancer on crank has dowel pin its a 456 fl y wheel at 3000 it's bad guy who built motor is in heavn I might try 502 905 wheel it's hard to detect vibration I on ground running it
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454 and 502 flywheels are the same for the 2 pc crank. I am not sure what you are calling a 905 flywheel or a 456 one ? What do they fit. Do you have the entire part number ?
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Those r last 3 numbers of flywheel I got 2 502s late model w 1 PC rear main one was a 525 other a Sci 700 had 905. On them maybe I'll try one but don't want to put in boat just to try it that's why I was asking if there is a way to detect vibration




