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Is it worth it, an if not why?????????????????????
Oldbonnie, did not mean to imply I was making a case for dynamic versus static balance. My post was addressing the initial post which was "is it worth it?". I used the term dynamic balance but should have said just "balance".Snake, I don't question the value of balancing an engine. I am asking if anyone has experience with both dynamic and static balancing and can compare the results.
with a 410 area code, I'll guess they're located in northern MD ? ?The shop listed below is suppose to be one of the best for balancing a motorcycle engine in the U.S.....Price seem real fair to me...Came highly recommended..
"House of Balance" 410-379-8330. This is dynamic, not static balancing and they're very reasonable, about $150 plus shipping.
Remember ALL royal Enfield twins were dynamically balanced at the factory. They were the only Brit bike that was.Bottom line is that dynamic balancing will improve the life of your engine regardless of it's use and as someone already said we spend hours and dollars with less important tasks.
Does anyone still use 2 rocks to start a fire or have we moved on now?? (Sorry, a bit sarcastic that)
Remember ALL royal Enfield twins were dynamically balanced at the factory. They were the only Brit bike that was, so where are we moving on to? 1950 ??Bottom line is that dynamic balancing will improve the life of your engine regardless of it's use and as someone already said we spend hours and dollars with less important tasks.
Does anyone still use 2 rocks to start a fire or have we moved on now?? (Sorry, a bit sarcastic that)