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Old 03-30-2009, 04:53 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question about removing balance shafts..

I was wondering what the benefits of removing the balance shafts in an H22 are?
Is this only done when the crank/block are rebalanced?
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I have heard it gives an 'exra' 15-20hp, but also gives you a "shaky" (unbalanced...) idle and can result in a premature engine failure. But some people have done it with no problem...
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15-20? jesus
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Man, I've got the E.S. motor mount inserts.. it's already really shaky.. and I want a smooth running car, which is why I'm going JUN on most internals... power but not too crappy feeling, smooth idle and acceleration, so I think I'll stay away from taking them out when i do my build.
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Man, I've got the E.S. motor mount inserts.. it's already really shaky.. and I want a smooth running car, which is why I'm going JUN on most internals... power but not too crappy feeling, smooth idle and acceleration, so I think I'll stay away from taking them out when i do my build.
I'm like you, when I build this thing I want it all to run like it did brand new, perfectly smooth.

Educate me on this JUN stuff what is it?
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search for more information on this. This topic has been covered so many times that I highly doubt any new information will come of asking the question again.
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Yeah, You really need to get used to using the search button.
But yeah, I want to build a car that will not only run like new, but that will run like it SHOULD have run new.
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lulz @ 15 - 20 HP..

If you remove them, you have to plug the oil passages or your going to lose oil pressure..
I doubt removing them is going to make it vibrate that much more if you already have aftermarket mounts..
Pre-mature engine failure? People just cut the belt and leave them in there with no problems..

If you're in there, there's really no reason not to remove them..

Jun is a Japanese Aftermarket Auto Company. They make really nice parts, but you have to pay for them.. Can't believe you haven't heard of them.. =-O
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