Replacing balancer

A aftermarket balancers are always nice, but if you dont wanna fork out the $$$$, on that stock motor a stock replacement will work fine.

the h/b has to pressed on, so unless you have a press you will have to take it too any local shop, after the last time I spun the rubber on mine, I took it down to my local shop and they pressed it on for about 50 bucks.

drunkinamustang
 
maypo59 said:
Had mine off of my '83 about a dozen times, always needed a puller, but never needed to press it on. Pulled it on with the bolt. Worked fine.
Did it the same way he said. If your not looking into spending a lot of money and want a decent balancer, check out the powerbond balancers. I think they go for around $170 which is a lot cheaper than the romac. It may not be as nice, but it'll be a lot better than stock.
 
5LiterFever said:
called ford today and ordered a stock replacement. $117.50, done deal. i only need this motor to run for another 8-12 months as i will be putting in a brand new 331 so i went the cheapest route.
Could've bought a nice Romac and then kept it for the 331 :p

Dave
 
5LiterFever said:
called ford today and ordered a stock replacement. $117.50, done deal. i only need this motor to run for another 8-12 months as i will be putting in a brand new 331 so i went the cheapest route.
i really hope that it lasts that long. when my balancer went, i replaced it with a stock replacement. 2000 miles later it was wobbling again. my romac is well over a year old now and still spins flawlessly. i could have saved over $100 had i just done it right the first time. hopefully, the stocker works out better for you than it did for me.