Balance plates. Who's right, Who's wrong
Have the Quick Time RM-531 balance plate on the stock build 360 with a Neutral Balance stock 318 flywheel.
Set up on the engine run stand, testing various 2 barrel and 4 barrel carburetors, also testing points distributor, mopar electronic ignitions, and mopar HEI conversions with the E-coils.
All tests running smooth, no out of balance vibrations.
Running up at 1500 rpm, running smooth as seen by the crisp clear 2 barrel carburetor pictured. If it was out of balance and vibrating that carb picture would be showing blurred.
Stock neutral balance flywheel makes a simple setup to run the starter to with a stock 318 bell housing on the engine run stand.
One thing to recommend is 1/8" longer flywheel mount bolts to run with the Quick Time balance plate. Tucks in real nice on the back side of the flywheel, starter engages well.
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Have the Quick Time RM-531 balance plate on the stock build 360 with a Neutral Balance stock 318 flywheel.
Set up on the engine run stand, testing various 2 barrel and 4 barrel carburetors, also testing points distributor, mopar electronic ignitions, and mopar HEI conversions with the E-coils.
All tests running smooth, no out of balance vibrations.
Running up at 1500 rpm, running smooth as seen by the crisp clear 2 barrel carburetor pictured. If it was out of balance and vibrating that carb picture would be showing blurred.
Stock neutral balance flywheel makes a simple setup to run the starter to with a stock 318 bell housing on the engine run stand.
One thing to recommend is 1/8" longer flywheel mount bolts to run with the Quick Time balance plate. Tucks in real nice on the back side of the flywheel, starter engages well.
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