Question here is differences in external/internal balanced cranks.
External balanced cranks require that the balancer and flywheel be on when you balance the shortblock... right.
I THOUGHT that internal balanced cranks meant that the rotating assembly is balanced without the balancer and flywheel, and then you can add whatever balancer and flywheel you want after that, so long as they match... leaving you the option to change them after the motor is together.
Now, does neutral balance, simply mean internal balanced? I'm guessing not, but that's what i need to know. I have a handle on a neutral balanced crank, and when i asked the seller if my 28 oz flywheel and balancer would work with that neutral balanced crank, that he later called internally balanced, he said that no it would not.
So internal and neutral balance are the same thing? and you need a nuetral balanced balancer and flywheel to match them? thanks.
External balanced cranks require that the balancer and flywheel be on when you balance the shortblock... right.
I THOUGHT that internal balanced cranks meant that the rotating assembly is balanced without the balancer and flywheel, and then you can add whatever balancer and flywheel you want after that, so long as they match... leaving you the option to change them after the motor is together.
Now, does neutral balance, simply mean internal balanced? I'm guessing not, but that's what i need to know. I have a handle on a neutral balanced crank, and when i asked the seller if my 28 oz flywheel and balancer would work with that neutral balanced crank, that he later called internally balanced, he said that no it would not.
So internal and neutral balance are the same thing? and you need a nuetral balanced balancer and flywheel to match them? thanks.