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8/05/2023 2:43 PM  #1


5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery

It should be out of here this week.  Best part…. Made a new friend, the Mustanger who is buying it.



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8/05/2023 2:51 PM  #2


Re: 5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery

MS - what vibration damper did you use? 


65 Fastback, 351W, 5-speed, 4 wheel discs, 9" rear,  R&C Front End.
 

8/05/2023 4:37 PM  #3


Re: 5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery

BobE wrote:

MS - what vibration damper did you use? 

 
Summit Racing 50 ounce.  It has both three and four bolt pattern.  Fits 289 pulleys perfectly.


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8/05/2023 4:40 PM  #4


Re: 5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery



It is factory clearcoated


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8/05/2023 6:53 PM  #5


Re: 5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery

MS wrote:

BobE wrote:

MS - what vibration damper did you use? 

 
Summit Racing 50 ounce. It has both three and four bolt pattern. Fits 289 pulleys perfectly.

That 3-bolt-4 bolt crank pully is a God send when trying to find pullies with a non-stock configuration.  I spent a lot of time finding a single groove pully for my 351 with only an alternator. I finally found a 289 3-hole single groove pully.  Fortunately, my new dampner had both bolt patterns.  I don't remember what it is.  When I added power steering, finding new pullies was easy.

 


Original owner - 351w,T-5, 4whl disks, power R&P
 

8/06/2023 6:28 AM  #6


Re: 5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery

MS wrote:

BobE wrote:

MS - what vibration damper did you use? 

 
Summit Racing 50 ounce.  It has both three and four bolt pattern.  Fits 289 pulleys perfectly.

 
Do you have the part number for future reference?

Engine looks great.

What paint are you using for the engine block?  And color?

Last edited by Nos681 (8/06/2023 6:31 AM)

 

8/06/2023 7:55 AM  #7


Re: 5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery

I have a “Professional Products” balancer with both 3 & 4-bolt holes.  Only issue I had was the paint on the pulley was ‘light’ and some slight rust was forming.  In cleaning it off for re-painting, the painted-on timing marks were rubbing off.  I used a file to make ‘permanent’ timing marks and applied P-Touch labels.  This has lasted for at least 5 years so far.  So, I would stick with Summit unit MS used, looks like much better unit.


65 Fastback, 351W, 5-speed, 4 wheel discs, 9" rear,  R&C Front End.
 

8/06/2023 6:05 PM  #8


Re: 5.0 #3 Almost ready for delivery



28 ounce version shown, for 289, older 302 and 351w

The 50 ounce version for 5.0 is the same part but with different bolt-in counterweight inside.  It has same part number but ends in 302 instead of 289

I like these balancers. They are wide and look like the 289 hipo balancer.  I wish they had better timing marks. That is why I use the timing tape. If you painted it, the faint laser etched marks would likely disappear.  Luckily, a black marker covers up the advertising logo on the tape.


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