Did my first TC B motor bottom end today.
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Did my first TC B motor bottom end today.
I have always dreaded the day I would have to strip a TC Softie motor down to the crank and back again but today I did one and without any of the special tools for the balancer shaft assembly.....easy as! Nothing to be scared of, in fact it was fun.
Just thought I would share that with y'all
Just thought I would share that with y'all
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When i did mine i just removed the whole balancer assembly...un-needed weight and with the HP i'm putting out i run the risk of breaking the chain. Had the crank work done at revolution performance..vibrates a little more at idle but nothing even close to the rubber mounted engines
I had the balancer assembly in a bag (balancers, bearings, etc) and if i were to guess it was probably around 10 -12 lbs
I had the balancer assembly in a bag (balancers, bearings, etc) and if i were to guess it was probably around 10 -12 lbs
#5
I agree 100%, it would make the job way quicker. I was a little shocked at how much wear was on the front tensioner at only 36,000 miles though....probably would need replacing at 80-90K
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