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Harmonic Balancer Prototype [front]
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SubmitterDodgemanMore Photos from Dodgeman   Last Update2004/7/24 4:36    Tell a friendTell a friend
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Full frontal. Nothing special here, it looks prety much like the Falcon unit it was made from, but it does work.

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R-fastmotorsport
Posted: 2004/7/24 11:25  Updated: 2004/7/24 11:25
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 Re: Harmonic Balancer Prototype [front]
Hey Dodgeman,
good pics. That Chris is a bit of a legend - there is no such thing as "can't" in his world !
I too have been a victim of the 'self dissassembling' A series motor and will be keen to follow this progress. Full marks for Aussie ingenuity - imagine what he could do with #8 fence wire

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2004/7/24 14:57  Updated: 2004/7/24 14:57
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 Re: Harmonic Balancer Prototype [front]
R-fastmotorsport

You're right, CP has taken after his father, who was a marine engineer. He takes a problem & devises a solution then continues to develop it till it's right.

Of course owning & operating a surprisingly well equiped engineering facility that is cleverly disguised as a hick country service station does help a bit. He now has his own dyno which is a big help at tune up time with his fuel injected racer[s]

For those interested, there are more Harmonic Balancer photo's in the photo album, or click on the "more photo's from Dodgeman" above

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R-fastmotorsport
Posted: 2004/7/25 12:59  Updated: 2004/7/25 12:59
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Joined: 2004/2/29
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 Re: Harmonic Balancer Prototype [front]
Dodgeman,
finding it hard to stop laughing at the servo comment - you're dead right
I'll know I'm going okay if I can get anywhere near him at a supersprint lol.
Keep up the good work down there !
Cheers

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2004/7/24 4:38  Updated: 2004/7/24 4:38
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 Re: Harmonic Balancer Prototype [front]
A prety simple piece of engineering here, but it did demonstrate that there was a cure for the "flywheel coming loose" problem.

For those who haven't picked it. The pulley itself acts as the dampener ring. It is held to the hub by a flexible "rubber" ring