how to balance shaft removal ?
how to balance shaft removal ?
well im getting ready to do my timing belt on my evo 9 and i want to ditch the balance shaft. imm gonna buy the ams kit for it but does some1 have a write up on it or anything? thanks in advance.
If you don't have balanced internals you are going to have some vibrations. I assume you either know that or have a built, balanced motor. Then again if that would be the case then you probably would have removed the balance shaft when you had the motor out.
You may want to consider a damper pulley like one of these guys.

I am not sure if they make them for Evo's though.
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ivan they do make them i think they go for around 300 and i do plan on getting one in the near future. from everything i can find on removing balance shafts the is some additional "vibration" but nothing crazy and nothing that will cause premature wear. and only some people report that, and its not a noticeable vibration unless your looking for it. i do have extra stiff avid motor mounts so i will post up on my opinions on the removal. but so fa rthis job is nothing compared to a clutch job lol.
I picked up a Fluidampr when I built the motor and you can not even notice the vibrations. This was with a fully balanced and blueprinted rotating assembly though. I have yet to feel a 4 cylinder car that was bearable with the balance shaft removed on non-balanced internals. The stock stuff will be pretty close, but the gains you see will be minimal. Why not just leave it and wait until you build the motor?
im not doing it for the power gains although they are a nice perk. im doing it for the added security of not having the second belt in there.if the balance belt goes it can take out the timing belt along with my motor. just cheap insurance. my car is down anyways so nows thee time to do it.
ivan they do make them i think they go for around 300 and i do plan on getting one in the near future. from everything i can find on removing balance shafts the is some additional "vibration" but nothing crazy and nothing that will cause premature wear. and only some people report that, and its not a noticeable vibration unless your looking for it. i do have extra stiff avid motor mounts so i will post up on my opinions on the removal. but so fa rthis job is nothing compared to a clutch job lol.
yup i locktight everything every time i take a bolt out.
does the oil pan need to be taken off to get the oil pump cover off? of is it just glued in real tight on the bottom edge?
does the oil pan need to be taken off to get the oil pump cover off? of is it just glued in real tight on the bottom edge?




...any 1 know if i can just leave the rear shaft inplace?



