So many options...

[Shaolin Crane]

ive built many engines but nothing where i started completely from the ground up like this so my questions are
1. what kind of balancer/flywheel combo should i go with
2. what brands should i go with
my current progress for the new engine is dart iron eagle block
scat 347 forged stroker kit
and afr 185cc heads

 

[57fairlane]

Most SFI approved balancers are good same with flywheels.

 

[347HO]

You have a very good block, don't know what rotating assembly, but if you're using all good to great stuff... use a good to great damper.

BHJ
Romac
ATI

Don't go cheap... you'll regret it.

 

[2000xp8]

Use an ATI, you are already balls deep in the block, might as well go all out.
If you are going NA, you Might want to consider a solid lifter setup with some jesel rockers too.

 

[347HO]

Use an ATI, you are already balls deep in the block, might as well go all out.
If you are going NA, you Might want to consider a solid lifter setup with some jesel rockers too.

Will you please expand why solid lifter and shaft rockers need to be considered when N/A?

 

[Shaolin Crane]

Use an ATI, you are already balls deep in the block, might as well go all out.
If you are going NA, you Might want to consider a solid lifter setup with some jesel rockers too.

sorry for got to ad i already have a comp cams 35-770-8 cam shaft

 

[Shaolin Crane]

You have a very good block, don't know what rotating assembly, but if you're using all good to great stuff... use a good to great damper.

BHJ
Romac
ATI

Don't go cheap... you'll regret it.

and i stated in the original post i have an all forged scat rotating assembly

 

[2000xp8]

Will you please expand why solid lifter and shaft rockers need to be considered when N/A?

I was only suggesting it because if you didn't want to run a SC or turbo, and you wanted a max power high rpm engine, you could take a solid lifter/cam setup to 7500rpm.
Makes for an extremely fast car, all motor.

Not something i was saying is necessary, just a consideration if you stay NA.
Also something that can only be done with a race block, the high rpm will tear a stock block apart.

 

[Shaolin Crane]

I was only suggesting it because if you didn't want to run a SC or turbo, and you wanted a max power high rpm engine, you could take a solid lifter/cam setup to 7500rpm.
Makes for an extremely fast car, all motor.

Not something i was saying is necessary, just a consideration if you stay NA.
Also something that can only be done with a race block, the high rpm will tear a stock block apart.

ive already decided to do something like that, but im gonna do a mechanic roller setup instead of hydraulic

 

[Shaolin Crane]

also what ounce balancer and flywheel should i run can anyone clue me to some part numbers?

 

[347HO]

and i stated in the original post i have an all forged scat rotating assembly

I also have an all forged rotating assembly... so that means nothing to me or anyone else.
What forged crank P/N, rods, pistons, what are their weights, and balanced to what?

Zero balance requires a great zero balance damper. Not all dampers are equal either. Not all manufacturer's offer a zero balance damper.
Same goes for 28oz imbalance as well as 50oz.

 

[347HO]

I was only suggesting it because if you didn't want to run a SC or turbo, and you wanted a max power high rpm engine, you could take a solid lifter/cam setup to 7500rpm.
Makes for an extremely fast car, all motor.

Not something i was saying is necessary, just a consideration if you stay NA.
Also something that can only be done with a race block, the high rpm will tear a stock block apart.

Yes.
My only disagreement is I would shift well beyond 7500, because I built it for it.

 

[2000xp8]

Yes.
My only disagreement is I would shift well beyond 7500, because I built it for it.

I threw that number out there as a bottom line shift point since all combos vary.

 

[FastDriver]

I don't think the AFR 185s are going to want to go much beyond 7500 rpm.

Chris

 

[347HO]

I don't think the AFR 185s are going to want to go much beyond 7500 rpm.

Chris

I agree