Subject	Re: Rebuild ?, Is balancing Rot. assembly Necessary?
Posted by	Robert@Z1 on November 02, 2004 at 2:17 PM
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In Reply To	Rebuild ?, Is balancing Rot. assembly Necessary? posted by JonnyV300zTT on November 02, 2004 at 02:03 PM
Message	Yes, it is neccessary. It can cause uneven or premature bearing wear. My suggestion is, if they don't know how to balance a rotating assembly, they probably shouldn't be doing your machine work. Robert Lee www.z1motorsports.com 1990+ Nissan Z specialists Used Parts, New Parts, Service/Repair and Performance 1200 Carrollton Hwy Temple, GA 30179 (770)-562-8668 (770)-562-8664 (fax)
Follow Ups	Rebuild ?, Is balancing Rot. assembly Necessary? - JonnyV300zTT 14:03:35 11/02/04 if u dont mind, how much was machining the block? (n/m) - MikeVar82 14:05:22 11/02/04 Re: if u dont mind, how much was machining the block? - JonnyV300zTT 14:15:50 11/02/04 Re: Rebuild ?, Is balancing Rot. assembly Necessary? - Robert@Z1 14:17:18 11/02/04 only necessary is you are not using stock parts - ScubaSteve 14:39:28 11/02/04 Re: only necessary is you are not using stock parts - Robert@Z1 14:45:28 11/02/04 We have all of ours balanced, but we don't offer a stock - Robert@Z1 14:51:06 11/02/04 Pistons are not part of the rotating assembly. - Marshall 14:55:43 11/02/04 O.K. before anyone gets excited - TTnutz 15:20:42 11/02/04 Did you mean to reply to me? - Marshall 15:30:43 11/02/04 My machinist was very adamant about having the rotating - boileralum 14:31:48 11/02/04 Sounds like a great deal (n/m) - College Boy 14:42:03 11/02/04 average. thats what i paid for all my work. - joel(PA) 15:37:06 11/02/04 Sounds right...I got all that done plus complete refresh - BOOZTD 3 17:51:42 11/02/04 What kind of machine shop doesn't know anything - AzHeat 23:35:55 11/02/04
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