Subject	Pistons are not part of the rotating assembly.
Posted by	Marshall on November 02, 2004 at 2:55 PM
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In Reply To	only necessary is you are not using stock parts posted by ScubaSteve on November 02, 2004 at 02:39 PM
Message	You cannot balance pistons. This is because the pistons reciprocate, not rotate with the crank. You can only balance the crank and about half of the rod (the part of the rod attached to the crank is rotating, and can be counterbalanced. The part of the rod attached to the piston is reciprocating and cannot be counterbalanced.)
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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