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02-25-2004, 07:43 AM
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All depends on what your bobweight is. Your situation is pretty normal. I just zero balanced my 302 forged Scat crank and it took 14 pieces of 1" mallory metal. That's pretty typical for a ford crank with a bobweight like mine. I know, the crank doesn't look very pretty when its done, but looks don't get you down the track.
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