Re: Balanced and Blue Printed

[Vigus <avigus@wsunix.wsu.edu>]

On Thu, 19 Dec 1996 VWcrazyTim@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 96-12-17 23:47:39 EST, jdoc@postoffice.ptd.net (Jay
> Docherty) writes:
> 
> << What exactly does balancing and blueprinting a engine consist of?
>                            Jay >>
> 
> Well, it consists of making sure all of the pistons weigh exactly the same,
> the connecting rods weigh the same end for end, crankshaft is spun ballanced
> with ALL of its pullies and flywheel and pressure plate attached, and some
> other little odds and ends to make sure that the motor runs perfectly smooth.
>  This will most certainly help the motor to last longer.  It will have MUCH
> less vibration, and this will also give it a bit more UMPH!  Very much worth
> the price!
	
	I am wondering who could you get to do such and operation (what
sort of mechanic/technician) and what are we talking about cost wise (just
a ballpark estimate, I know its going to be expensive)

	Adam
	"You killed my father prepare to die."


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