Damn, these are almost perfectly balanced (within .5g) out of the box!
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You have my admiration sir, but those Saucony's--like walking on angels.

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They are quite nice. I rocked them primarily on maintained trail runs.

Finished my jig and balanced the rods tonight. Practiced on a few stock rods before getting to the new ones. Seemed to work well, but I will still be testing them against my machinists rod balancer next time I go out there.
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Nice DIY setup; expect it to be fairly accurate!

Brought the rods and pistons to the machine shop today. Everything balanced out dead nuts. The machinist was dumbfounded that I achieved such accuracy with some home built jigs and an $11 scale from Harbor Freight. I could tell he was in shock when he disclosed how much his scale system and components cost him.

Felt pretty good about that, thought I would share.