New Harmonic Balancers


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By Johnson Rod - 17 Years Ago
Does anyone know anything about the new balancer made by Power Bond and sold on E-Bay by Falcon http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33616&viewitem=&item=350102349615 and Mummert? Are there differences in balancers? John does not list it on his site.



Guess I could call but I wanted to know if any of ‘THE SUPREME BEINGS’ knew anything about it before I did…


By Glen Henderson - 17 Years Ago
I just saw those myself, don't know anything about them, but if Mummert is involved I would think that they are OK. Cheaper that having a fifty year old one rebuilt and you can get it in a couple of days instead of a couple of months, I would give John a call and ask him about them before I ordered from Falcon though.
By HT32BSX115 - 17 Years Ago
Howdy,



Those might be pretty good.



I bought one from the Damper Doctor in Redding Ca



I think it was only $140. (I sent my old one for a core) (it may be up to about $165 now according to his site)



This guy has been making them for many years.



I just spoke to the "Damper Doctor" and he told me that he's having a bolt on pulley made for the single sheave damper that will solve the problem of the scarce 2 sheave pulley too! 2 weeks out or so he said.









Regards,





Rick


By Y block Billy - 17 Years Ago
The Ausiie's make pretty good stuff, they are the ones that made the rollmaster. I wonder when more of those will be made.
By pegleg - 17 Years Ago

I just spoke to the "Damper Doctor" and he told me that he's having a bolt on pulley made for the single sheave damper that will solve the problem of the scarce 2 sheave pulley too! 2 weeks out or so he said.

Rick, I have been making the aluminum ones for that for four years now, Mummerts working on one also.



By HT32BSX115 - 17 Years Ago
Frank,



does your pulley bolt on using the 2 holes in the current single sheave damper?



I was just going to find something suitable at a wrecking yard and adapt my current damper to work with it.



I would like to use mine for the high mount fan I'll be using and maybe a future air conditioning pump.....

(Although with a fan and A/C pump might be a little too much torque using 2 bolts)


By pegleg - 17 Years Ago
Rick,

        Two bolts and the longer crank bolt. Go to links and check Rebop.

By HT32BSX115 - 17 Years Ago
pegleg (10/3/2008)
Rick,



Two bolts and the longer crank bolt. Go to links and check Rebop.




Um... "Links"? Which links?....AH HA! figgered it out!




By rgrove - 17 Years Ago
Is it correct to say that this damper will NOT work on a passenger car?

Thanks!

By Moz - 17 Years Ago
no their selling balancers for car truck &t-bird on ebay
By Ted - 17 Years Ago
rgrove (10/8/2008)
Is it correct to say that this damper will NOT work on a passenger car?

If you’re asking about the damper in the Falcon Ebay link, then that particular damper looks to be a replacement for both the cars and pickups.  The Thunderbirds use a different (longer) damper.

By marvh - 17 Years Ago
The crankshaft balancer are the same for the trucks as the cars as Ted said.



This pulley is a perfect replacement and will likely withstand higher RPM,s as they are manufactured of machined steel not cast iron like the originals and do not have the spokes from the hub to the pulley. The pulley groove has the same narrow belt groove as the 57 up crankshaft pulley has.



The Australian manufacturing quality is super. I would compare it as good as the roll-master timing chains. I do not know how to post pictures or I would for everyone to compare the 56 wide belt and 57 narrow belt pulleys with the new Ozzie pulley.



This one is going on a 300HP+ 312 engine

marv
By rgrove - 17 Years Ago
Thanks for the replies and details!Too bad its narrow belt though.... i need the wider (5/8"?) belt, as mine is a 56. 
By speedpro56 - 17 Years Ago
Talked to falcon today about the belt width and they said they would look into doing some with the 1/2 inch belts for the 55 & 56. The 3/8 th are for the 57 & up leaving a huge market (55-56) wide open. The name of the guy I talked to is Dave.