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Hi All, Pretty basic question but I wanted to know if the Red 202 and the Blue 3.3 timing covers are the same, I had been told that the blues are different and leak less? but not to sure so thought I would ask the experts. Also has anyone heard anything about ROMAC harmonic Balancers? Are they good quality?, useful?, better than original stuff?,worth the money asked? etc any help would be appreciated Matt
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red/blue/black case&balancers are interchangable. romac&powerbond are the go.always replace seal whenever changing balancer is a must
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Hi Guys.
That's not quite correct.
Partway thru the VC series (early Blue motor) the timing cover featured a new scale that was move further down (anti-clockwise), which makes the TDC mark different to the earlier motors. The new scale reads 12 degr |
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Regarding ROMAC's Balancers. A few years back I spoke to a representative for them at Summer Nats, And he was telling me That ROMAC was about to go into 'Exporting' There Balancers to the USA. Then to be RE-Named and sold retail. Who I never found out.
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Ok Thanks for the Info guys, as always a treasure trove of great info here! This is what I am thinking for the motor, Obviously red 202 block but will have blue WB 3.3 crank, and the rods from same engine, (reco'd) then I was thinking I would put the sa |
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