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  1. 03-01-2009, 06:24 PM #1
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    RSR Bottom Pully?

    Does anyone make a nice repro?

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  2. 03-01-2009, 06:54 PM #2
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    Why not just drill your own holes...?
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  3. 03-01-2009, 07:13 PM #3
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    I'm sure that balance becomes an issue......
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  4. 03-01-2009, 07:28 PM #4
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    I know a lot of people drill their own. I think the rotating mass is small enough that any slight irregularity in the holes would not be an issue.
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  5. 03-01-2009, 07:32 PM #5
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    I'm sure they do - but I can't take any chances. I'm building a fairly nasty motor and have paid a small fortune in a correctly balanced assy. If I can't find a "recreation" I'll go with an original....
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    What about having it balanced by a machine shop?
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  7. 03-02-2009, 05:27 AM #7
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    If I go that route - it would be a must. I was just wondering if a repo was made before I moved to the next option.

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    Just curious why you would think a repro would be any more balanced than one you could drill yourself?

    A rotating assembly is balanced as a whole so any piece you throw into the mix once the balancing is completed could potentially upset said balance.
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    Marco - One would hope that a product for sale would be correct. Of course it would be checked. Sometimes buying something 99% done is a whole lot less expensive than doing it yourself. Time is money.....
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  10. 03-02-2009, 12:59 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by sezme View Post
    Marco - One would hope that a product for sale would be correct.
    HOPE is the operative word, for sure.

    I've seen some major reproduction disasters...

    Good luck.
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