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Old 10-04-2015, 09:44 PM
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Do you need to re-balance the crank, etc. if you go from an OEM to SuperMiata Crank pulley?
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As far as I know the crank is balanced without the crank pulley as the crank pulley is supposed to be a balanced unit on its own. You should not have an issue.
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I've never heard of any shop balancing a crank with the harmonic damper installer.

Seems to me that damping vibration is the last thing you'd want to happen while something is on the spin balancer.
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Originally Posted by Gijeff1805
Do you need to re-balance the crank, etc. if you go from an OEM to SuperMiata Crank pulley?
No, you'll be fine. Miata engines are internally balanced.
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