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Dynamic vs. Static engine balance

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I'm doing a re-ring job on a 292. I was trying to get this engine going on a tight budget (thanks to Tim McMaster for his help in that regard). I read Ted Eaton's articles on balancing engines and wondered if I could get away with just doing a static balance and skip the dynamic balance. The idea is that as long as the reciprocating assembly is balanced, the rotating assembly will be ok.



I have a 1Kg scale coming that's accurate to .1 gram and I'll follow the instructions about matching pistons, rod

ends, etc.



Thoughts?

Best regards,



Paul Menten

Meridian, Idaho


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