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Old Mar 23, 2006 | 09:39 PM
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Default honda motors and balancer shafts

what is a balancer shaft to begin with


also is the only motors produced by honda that are h22 and higher have the balancer shaft or do all honda motors have them

from what I am being told only h22 and up have balancer shafts and anything lower does not

I need to clear this up and do not want to be lead in the wrong way thanks in advanced
Old Mar 23, 2006 | 10:04 PM
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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

The H22(3)'s and F22's have them. They are weighted shafts that spin inside of the block to counteract engine vibrations.
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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

They can be removed too, there will be a barely noticeable increase in engine vibration but you'll pick up a tiny bit of power. The bearing harmonics are so small that it's a wonder they evern used balance shafts in the first place.
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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

so do the b series and d series have them? also how are they ran? thanks this is helping out alot
Old Mar 24, 2006 | 05:46 PM
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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

No, B/D don't have them, and they are usually chain drive on most engines.
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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

Oh its very interesting. Could you provide me more information ?

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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

They have some in the old Starions.. no real use for them though
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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

Also does a company make a crank shaft that is balanced, without the use of balancer shafts or are they all made to be used with them
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Default Re: honda motors and balancer shafts

Any reputable machine shop can balance the crank shaft for you.
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