I need to move my int ring
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straycat990
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Otto,
I think Bill Anderson has had some dealing with BHJ balancers having the int ring positioned incorrectly. I think it was in a somewhat recent thread that he made his comments. Good luck with it. BTW how many degrees do you need to move it??? could an offset key solve the problem or would doing that alter the balance
I think Bill Anderson has had some dealing with BHJ balancers having the int ring positioned incorrectly. I think it was in a somewhat recent thread that he made his comments. Good luck with it. BTW how many degrees do you need to move it??? could an offset key solve the problem or would doing that alter the balance
Mike Licht
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Otto,
you have a FAST right? I think you can offset the crank angle easier unless I am missing something
Mike
you have a FAST right? I think you can offset the crank angle easier unless I am missing something
Mike
At one point was thinking I'd need more timing retard with a bigger shot of hose (lol) so was going to move the ring on mine ~ 5 deg or so closer to TDC. I don't see why you couldn't get a new ring from BHJ and just have a local place press it on for you?
TurboTR
TurboTR
KLHAMMETT said:
FWIW, too far off, and the engine will take a prelonged crank, or second cranking when cold.
There is a sweet spot for light load conditons.
Anything more, and I'd have to have send the Black Helicopters after you.
At least from what I've seen.
